Udit Kurian
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Biography
Hi, my name is Udit. I'm a digital marketing professional from Mumbai, India. While my day job might be corporate, my work background in writing advertising copy and brand-building stemmed from my deep abiding love for the written word and how it empowers you to tell stories. It's a love that I've poured into my work on campaigns for brands such as Volkswagen and The History Channel as well as content for smaller businesses.
I was raised on movies, television, and the internet. I have an insatiable hunger for all things entertainment. Aside from my marketing background, I've also been a pop culture writer and editor for one of India's largest entertainment and ticketing platforms. This position allowed me to indulge my passion by writing about movies, television, and live music. I'm also a huge music nerd. I play guitar, bass, and dabble in percussion.
That being said, I'll leave you with this:
All of us writers have a finite number of words we can use in our lifetimes. I'm truly excited to find out how I can use some of mine to be of service to you.
Science & Technology, Non-Fiction, Health & Fitness, History, Humor & Entertainment, Parenting & Relationships, Self Help, Business, Politics & Current Affairs, Pets, LGBTQ+, Comedy
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‘Locke and Key’ Review: A Tame Yet Watchable TV Version Of The Comic
Another super dysfunctional Netflix family Netflix seems to have a fondness for adapting material centered around dysfunctional families who return to their childhood homes following the death of a parent. Sometimes these families are superheroes (The Umbrella Academy) and sometimes they’re tormented by ghosts (The Haunting of Hill House). The latest offering in this Netflix family trauma genre is Locke and Key. It follows the Locke family as they move into their spooky ancestral home following the death of their father Rendell (Bill Heck). The kids, goodnatured jock Tyler (Connor Jessup),...
‘The Last Dance’ Episodes 9 and 10 Recap: A Slam Dunk Of A Finale
After five weeks of essential viewing for any basketball fan with a Netflix subscription, The Last Dance picks up where the previous episodes left off and winds down to a conclusion. Covering Michael Jordan‘s final two seasons with the Chicago Bulls, episodes nine and ten conclude the series triumphantly with some great stories such as ‘The Flu Game’ (Jordan famously dominated game five of the 1997 NBA finals while suffering from food poisoning) to another one of Dennis Rodman’s detours from basketball, this time into the world of professional wrestling. (A ten-episode spinoff of the docu-s...
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