What Does Manhood Really Mean? Asks Nandini Krishnan In Her New Book “Invisible Men”. Posted byShruti B.Posted onNov 27 2018Leave a comment In this remarkable, intimate book, Nandini Krishnan burrows deep into the prejudices encountered by India’s transmen, the complexities…
Nandini Krishnan Puts The System Which Interferes With The Lives Of Transmen To Scrutiny. Posted byNandini KrishnanPosted onOct 30 2018Leave a comment An excerpt from “Invisible Men” written by Nandini Krishnan, a journalist, playwright and humorist based in Chennai. Every…
This evening, Firstpost published a piece which carried videos by five of my interviewees, Gee Imaan Semmalar – who gave me consent to quote him, but declined a direct interview – and the partner of one of my interviewees. As…
(An edited version of this interview appeared in India Today, Jan 28 issue) Photo Credit: Vinay Aravind When did you decide that you wanted this (your initial thesis) to become a larger book? The book started off as a long-form…
(Reproduced from the website, from which this piece has been removed.) When Nandini Krishnan first set out to write Invisible Men, she walked in with her own limitations in understanding, both in terms of the topic at hand and in the direction…
Courtesy: Multiple Facebook posts on which I have been tagged. (If someone knows the photographer’s name, please tell me, so I can put in a credit line.) I had said earlier that I would share all reviews, negative or…
I’m often asked – usually by men who are hitting on me, but also sometimes by interviewers – what I think of polygamy or polyamory versus exclusivity in relationships. The question leaves me a little…stuck, perhaps is the word. I…
Sadly, this magazine has now shut down and the website is not accessible, but here's a photograph from the print copy I have:
This is the transcript of Nandini Krishnan’s conversation with bestselling author Ashwin Sanghi, at the launch of the former’s first book, Hitched: The Modern Woman and Arranged Marriage, published by Random House India. Ashwin Sanghi (AS): Nandini, honestly speaking, this is one of the most enlightening books that I…
(Published in the July 2014 issue of Shubh Yatra magazine, retrieved from http://www.shubh-yatra.in/emag/july14/#/ShubhYatra/52) It’s rather awkward when one is deemed an expert on a subject one has no practical experience of. Since Hitched was released, I’ve been accosted by journalists, young men…
