Never Have I Ever, a Netflix Original about an Indian American teen has its flaws, but is also the first time many Indian American teens are feeling seen.

Having the relationship talk with parents, especially in India is a tough one to have. Are things changing, albeit slowly? Here's what teens feel about it.

Mom always did laundry on Saturday. So today she would be poking around in my room to check for soiled clothing and to put away fresh ones. I was in huge trouble if she smelled what I had smelled.

Like looks, names can be deceptive too, and the new movie Chhichhore about the underdog is a classic example - go watch it!

Being a South-Asian (desi) and also an LGBTQ+ teenager is a double whammy of being a minority population in the US. Where can they go for help?