
Last year, after graduating from Loughborough in International Business and working in media for Apple iTunes and Warner Bros, I decided to ditch the big names.
Eat, Prayed, Loved my way through Southeast Asia, meditated in Buddha’s birthplace, volunteered in Kathmandu for 2 months for a women’s foundation and solo trekked Everest Basecamp.
Only then did I realise I was still chasing the big names.
Now, I’m writing TV & Film Scripts, I share my art, and I devour one video editing software after the other.
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Sense-less borders (academic essay on British-Iranian cultures)
The following essay was an auto-ethnographic assignment to my MRes anthropology module Migration, Borders and Space: Decolonial Approaches. Looking at recent case studies such as Shamima Begum and Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe as well as my experience with Iranian refugees, what does it mean to be multicultural?
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Disabled or depressed: a blurry line
Signs of a mental and physical health flare ups often overlap, so how do I avoid getting caught up in the middle?
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The spiritual commodification of body
How can we fight back against an objectification of our body in society by accepting that nothing is truly as it seems?