Twisha Chandra

'Ek bartan kum istemaal karein' is as absurd as it is shameful.

She's fiercely independent in spirit, has a fine mind and is caught in a duel of wits with the wealthy Mr Darcy. 

Is she a criminal or a victim in a system that forced her to resort to a tactic like cheating?

Why is the humiliating and violent act so easily trivialised and taken for granted by the likes of the superstar?

Who says the 'epitome of womanhood' is renunciation of all faculties to think, reason, decipher and judge?

In Atticus' conversations with Scout, we find revealing and profound observations.