Ahmed Nuzha Oishee

The cinematic appeal of no-plot movies

When there is no plot, dialogues and character interactions build the movie from the ground up.

Women should treat each other better

It’s about finding how we can defeat patriarchy together.

Caring for ailing parents: A daunting reality

Life prematurely comes full circle for young people who have ill parents.

Why our parents rarely show outward affection 

Bangladeshi parents rarely show outward affection to their children.

Bangladeshi TV shows fail to cater to ageing audiences

Older audiences have always relied on TV for clean and engaging content reflective of our local lifestyle.

2022, the year of COVID recovery, didn’t go as expected

How much did we recover from the ravaging effects of COVID and what remnants of those dark pandemic days still linger on?

Saying goodbye to Ash and Pikachu

Ash’s journey with Pikachu has changed the bedrock of pop culture forever.

Maximalism in Bangladeshi culture and how we make sense of it

Bangladeshi maximalism is more inherent than intentional

The jarring experience of visiting parents’ hometown

Blood may be thicker than water but it cannot form lasting attachments by itself.

Growing up with chronically ailing parents

From a young age, my mother’s slowly failing health has familiarised me up-close with the morbid tapestry of our medical facilities.

How individuals with social anxiety are always misunderstood

People who have Social Anxiety Disorder overthink how they’re being perceived by others.

A deep dive into Korean R&B music

What sets K-R&B apart from its western counterpart is its multilingual fluidity and wordplay.

5 Korean R&B artists you don’t want to miss out on

For listeners who want to tune into the genre.

Rachel Green from F.R.I.E.N.D.S is a bad friend

Rachel Green is iconic but she wins the award for "worst friend"

The reasons backlash over diverse casting in The Sandman is groundless

The inclusivity in The Sandman’s casting never seemed like pandering to “woke” culture.

The lasting impact of white lies

How far is too far before a fib has a lasting effect on the person lied to?

The mislabelling of young adult fiction

Books intended for mature readers often get miscategorised as YA.

The unfortunate apathy of bystanders

Most bystanders do nothing to help.

Clarifying Misconceptions about Braces

Getting braces is an important life decision for anyone who struggles with crowded or overlapping teeth.

Is “status anxiety” making our choices for us?

Capitalism has ingrained in us that earning and achieving more invariably decides our worth in the society. That emotional contentment is impossible without accomplishments.

The academic advantages of pessimism

Pessimism can be a positive quality after all.

What it’s like for women at a qurbani haat

Qurbani haats lack safety and appropriate conditions for female buyers.

Should national curriculum teachers rethink how they guide college students?

Teaching methods currently are often too reliant on test papers as teaching material.

Sound pollution caused by schools is a real problem

Living close to a noisy school, studying at home becomes impossible for me.

Why I buy casual wear from the men’s section

Men’s casual wear has the upper hand in a few areas over women’s casual fashion.

April 8, 2023
April 8, 2023

The cinematic appeal of no-plot movies

When there is no plot, dialogues and character interactions build the movie from the ground up.

March 9, 2023
March 9, 2023

Women should treat each other better

It’s about finding how we can defeat patriarchy together.

February 16, 2023
February 16, 2023

Caring for ailing parents: A daunting reality

Life prematurely comes full circle for young people who have ill parents.

January 20, 2023
January 20, 2023

Why our parents rarely show outward affection 

Bangladeshi parents rarely show outward affection to their children.

January 19, 2023
January 19, 2023

Bangladeshi TV shows fail to cater to ageing audiences

Older audiences have always relied on TV for clean and engaging content reflective of our local lifestyle.

January 4, 2023
January 4, 2023

2022, the year of COVID recovery, didn’t go as expected

How much did we recover from the ravaging effects of COVID and what remnants of those dark pandemic days still linger on?

December 23, 2022
December 23, 2022

Saying goodbye to Ash and Pikachu

Ash’s journey with Pikachu has changed the bedrock of pop culture forever.

December 22, 2022
December 22, 2022

Maximalism in Bangladeshi culture and how we make sense of it

Bangladeshi maximalism is more inherent than intentional

December 16, 2022
December 16, 2022

The jarring experience of visiting parents’ hometown

Blood may be thicker than water but it cannot form lasting attachments by itself.

December 8, 2022
December 8, 2022

Growing up with chronically ailing parents

From a young age, my mother’s slowly failing health has familiarised me up-close with the morbid tapestry of our medical facilities.