Sakshi Bhatia, Author at In Plainspeak

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A collage showing how the ideal body type has evolved over time

[slideshow_deploy id=’2632′] We want what we see, And imitate the girls on TV, and we get over-awed, by an IMAGE,…

By Sakshi Bhatia

May 1, 2014

Brushstrokes: Body Image

Painting depicting a woman with a television set in place of her reproductive organs who is also watching a television

The painting depicts a woman with a television set in place of her reproductive organs who is also…

By Sakshi Bhatia

October 1, 2014

Media and Sexuality

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