Appreciating the Rollercoaster Ride of Never Have I Ever
Netflix's original series "Never Have I Ever," from the creative duo Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher, follows the life of Devi Vishwakumar, a South Indian adolescent navigating high school in America. As a viewer from a similar cultural background, I…
Devi Becomes More Problematic and Self-Obsessed than Ever in the Second Season of Never Have I Ever
Never Have I Ever... been so disappointed in a character (hint: *Devi*). At this point, I would like to congratulate Nalini for staying sane despite having a daughter like Devi, whose world revolves around nothing (and perhaps juggling two boys)…
The Nature of Racism (and Colorism) in Media, and Why They Need to be Addressed
The Black Lives Matter has been allowed to be more visible the past months. This is to say that the movement did not just suddenly appear. No, the need for black equality and reforming of the corrupt law enforcement system…
Never Have I Ever Tells the Age-Old Coming of Age Story, this Time from the Perspective of an Indian American Teen
It’s hard to do a teen-centric coming of age story right, especially when there have been so many attempts in the last couple of years. Never Have I Ever tries to do it by taking a fresh perspective: that of…
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