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Aakanksha is a budding writer who is passionate about all things storytelling. She is a freelancer at Weloquent and co-founder of Media Matinee. In her spare time, you will find her curled up with a book, listening to music or chatting with her long-distance friends.

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“Oh Hai!” The Room, Cult Films and Togetherness

January 11, 2021 By Aakanksha Gupta Leave a Comment

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The first time I watched The Room, I couldn’t stand it. A friend had recommended the movie, but it was riddled with cheesy dialogue, stilted acting and continuity errors. When it finally reached its conclusion, I let out a breath I didn’t know I’d been holding in. I had no idea what I had just […]

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