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Rajat Chaudhuri

Rajat Chaudhuri is a regular Scroll.in contributor

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  1. Watch: Painfully shy 13-year-old from Britain stuns judges at America’s Got Talent once she sings

    Watch: Painfully shy 13-year-old from Britain stuns judges at America’s Got Talent once she sings
  2. Why I am resigning from the BJP: A Narendra Modi supporter and party campaign analyst explains

    Why I am resigning from the BJP: A Narendra Modi supporter and party campaign analyst explains
  3. Bangla pride vs ‘Hindi-Hindu-Hindustani’: In West Bengal, a new Trinamool front to counter the BJP?

    Bangla pride vs ‘Hindi-Hindu-Hindustani’: In West Bengal, a new Trinamool front to counter the BJP?
  4. UK relaxes visa rules for students from 11 ‘low-risk’ countries – India is not on the list

    UK relaxes visa rules for students from 11 ‘low-risk’ countries – India is not on the list
  5. India’s rising paranoia and the myth of the persecuted Hindu

    India’s rising paranoia and the myth of the persecuted Hindu

Video

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  1. Watch: This technology makes it easier to create completely realistic fake videos of people

    Watch: This technology makes it easier to create completely realistic fake videos of people
  2. Watch Christina Aguilera and Jimmy Fallon perform undercover on a New York subway station

    Watch Christina Aguilera and Jimmy Fallon perform undercover on a New York subway station
  3. Watch: A patient on the operating table played the guitar as surgeons operated on his brain

    Watch: A patient on the operating table played the guitar as surgeons operated on his brain
  4. Watch: Donald Trump awkwardly salutes a North Korean general at Singapore summit

    Watch: Donald Trump awkwardly salutes a North Korean general at Singapore summit
  5. An endearing video of a little boy and a bear jumping in unison is spreading joy on the internet

    An endearing video of a little boy and a bear jumping in unison is spreading joy on the internet

The Reel

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  1. Twins have great horrific potential: Stanley Kubrick knew this, so did Brian De Palma

    Twins have great horrific potential: Stanley Kubrick knew this, so did Brian De Palma
  2. Watch: An absent father and a missing home in short film ‘Kashmir’

    Watch: An absent father and a missing home in short film ‘Kashmir’
  3. Terry Gilliam loses ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ rights case

    Terry Gilliam loses ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ rights case
  4. Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut producing a biopic on George Fernandes: Report

    Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut producing a biopic on George Fernandes: Report
  5. In short film ‘Dot Plus O’, symbols speak louder than words

    In short film ‘Dot Plus O’, symbols speak louder than words