13th November 2026 | Issue No. 159

The Equilibrio Gazette

A brief buletin for building safe workspaces!

This weekly newsletter is your gateway to staying current on relevant laws (like POSH, POCSO, Transgender Persons Act, etc.) and the psychosocial intersections that impact the workplace.

13th November 2026 | Issue No. 159

We are on our Mental Health Week Off this week! To invite you into a space of pause and reflection, we leave you with some films about journeys and taking a break. We hope these inspire your own path to rest.

Little Miss Sunshine (2006)
A dysfunctional family hits the road in a Volkswagen bus to reach their 7-year-old to her beauty pageant. This journey tests their bonds, offering a heartwarming, hilarious look at embracing our unique quirks.

Piku (2015)
When a daughter takes her eccentric, health-obsessed father on a road trip from Delhi to Kolkata, the journey becomes a beautiful, serene exploration of their complex, loving bond.

Dhanak (2015)
Two young siblings hitchhike across Rajasthan hoping to restore the visually impaired brother’s sight. It is a visually stunning musical adventure that captures the magic of childhood resilience.

The Fundamentals of Caring (2016)
A caregiver and a teen with muscular dystrophy embark on an unlikely road trip. It is a charming, character-driven dramedy about resilience, friendship, and discovering life beyond our limits.

Qarib Qarib Singlle (2017)
Two polar opposites connect on a dating app and head out on a trip across India. This unusual romantic journey is a fun travel guide to India’s classic and cult destinations.

Karwaan (2018)
A tragic mix-up sends three strangers on an unexpected road trip across South India. It is a lighthearted, visually soothing film that perfectly feeds a hungry, wanderlust-filled appetite.

Wine Country (2019)
Six longtime friends reunite in Napa Valley for a milestone birthday. This comedy is a warm, relatable celebration of enduring female friendship, personal growth, and the joy of pausing.

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