An arts festival examines how the story of Krishna’s consort fits into today’s urban context
William Rozario, last speaker of Indo-Portuguese Creole of Cochin, died recently. When I had met him for my research on Creole languages, he was glad to speak his language again, even though I could only pick it up in parts
Why photo labs have not gone out of business
Rajasthan’s folk music might be endangered, but its causes are ever relevant: caste and women’s empowerment
The battle of a ghazal singer to rediscover himself and his art away from the spotlight
Almost every male supermodel who tried his luck in Bollywood ended up as a character artiste. John Abraham proved an exception because he did things others just wouldn’t
Pablo Picasso’s politically motivated paintings are all collected in one place for the first time. A rare opportunity
The secret of Rajini’s mass appeal is that he’s a true celluloid hero, not a multiplex megabrand like Shah Rukh or the latter-day Amitabh.
The women in Rajinikanth’s films are always fated to be tamed and put in their place by the man. The fan loves that.
Artist J Nandakumar had his show cancelled because he dared to show Gandhi trampling on Dalit rights. He fights on