Thinking Got Loud

A collection of write-ups by Ram Murali

Tuesday, January 6, 2026

From Script to Screen: An interview with Rahul Ravindran

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Since the day that I watched Rahul Ravindran’s masterful, “The Girlfriend” in the theatre, I knew that I wanted to meet its creator.   I kne...
Friday, December 19, 2025

My journey with Karna

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Note : If you are unfamiliar with the Indian epic Mahabharat , you may not be able to understand significant portions of this article.   T...
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Sunday, November 9, 2025

Half mirror, Half magnifying glass: My review of “The Girlfriend”

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There is a scene in Rahul Ravindran’s “The Girlfriend” where two women (Rashmika Mandanna and Rohini) are positioned behind the front door o...
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Sunday, September 14, 2025

The original Vasantha Raagam - An essay celebrating 25 years of Vasanth’s “Rhythm”

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  The late Roger Ebert was known for his pithy and memorable lines about the movies.   One of my favorite phrases of his was from his review...
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Sunday, August 10, 2025

And there will be light

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Trigger warning: This essay contains a non-graphic mention of a cricketer’s suicide. There are empathetic words.   There are thoughtful ge...
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Saturday, June 14, 2025

The Singles and Twos: An essay on three kind men

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I do not know cricketer Sanju Samson personally.   But something tells me that he is a kind man in real life.   I write, “…in real life” as ...
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