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Are You Looking

Shanthini Venugopal, Singer-performer

05-Nov-15 14:00

Are You Looking

After a hiatus - ok, ok - an extended hiatus, she is back singing and in a solo performance. I recall her on stage parodying our culture’s preoccupation with whitening cream and skin-deep beauty. Shanthini tells what she did during her hiatus and how that time away from the stage has prepared her to come back.


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