William Dalrymple takes exception to a piece we ran arguing that India’s life of letters was still beholden to the British.
Big things are expected of Raj Kumar Gupta, the man who made Aamir. He knows this, but is doing his damnedest to ignore it
Photographer Edward Hoppé came to India on Rabindranath Tagore’s invitation. Yet, it is Tagore who seems the most elusive in his photographs
After staying in France for nearly 60 years, one of the world’s greatest modern artists, Syed Haider Raza, has decided to “spend the rest of my days” in India
The detritus of the dream to produce India’s first camera
From governor generals to lowly soldiers, India hosts many Britons who are only too glad to hang around after they have been long dead
For all their posturing and weighty pretences, the Indian elite’s life of letters is still strangely beholden to the British
There is no mistaking Russian muscle in this tourist heaven, but the presiding bad guys are decidedly Goan
The actress talks about No One Killed Jessica and frets about journalists jumping to conclusions about the real-life inspiration for her TV-anchor role in the movie
Meet Flubber. He wears baby powder to work, holds up traffic after he is done for the day, and claims he was not born this way. The story of how a copywriter with an MBA turned into a clown