A Bollywood-style extravaganza based on the Taj Mahal, presented by India’s ‘second lady’.
Mrinalini Mukherjee on how exhibitions allow her to view her own works in a new light and why there can be no retirement for an artist.
He is a big filmmaker. She is among India’s most respected film critics. Vidhu Vinod Chopra and his wife Anupama are strange bedfellows.
Indian film censor certification today divides humanity into U, UA and A. There is a new proposal that hopes to bring common sense to the process.
R Madhavan on the space for ideals in society, his relationship with his directors, and his need to be at the centre of attention.
Cartoonist Nirmish Thaker is tracing the history of cinema through caricatures, and you can be pretty sure he’ll give you enough to chortle about.
Time and space, and inner and outer worlds, come together in Rahab Allana’s diptychs.
At the start of yet another fierce, heartless summer in Delhi, comes the enigmatically titled exhibition, Snow, on Kashmir.
An intriguing art project by Khoj Studios facilitates conversations between the city and its teeming millions.