Dr. Anindita Dey is a researcher, writer, and media scholar from Shillong, Meghalaya, with a keen interest in film studies, new media, print and television journalism, and cultural studies. She recently completed her Ph.D. in Journalism and Mass Communication from Assam Royal Global University, where her research explored the intersections of media, relationships, and cultural narratives. Her academic journey has been marked by excellence, including a Master’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication with 92.3% and the Dean’s Lister Award (2019) for academic achievement. Dr. Dey’s published works span diverse areas—from queer narratives in Indian cinema and digital misinformation to influencer marketing, Facebook’s impact on marital bonds, and cinema consumption patterns in urban India. She has also contributed a book chapter on new media and Assamese wedding rituals, and has presented papers at international conferences, including MAHE Dubai and Mizoram University. Beyond academics, she has professional experience with East Mojo and internships with Doordarshan Shillong and the Muskurahat Foundation, where she honed her skills in production, post-production, and social outreach. Her interests extend into the arts as well—having trained in Rabindra Nritya, Rabindra Sangeet, and Kathak dance—which reflect her deep-rooted love for culture and performance. Dr. Dey continues to explore how media, culture, and technology shape human experiences, while also contributing actively to academic, social, and cultural discourses.