A recent storm raised in a teacup points to contemporary India’s uneasy relationship with a culture of reviewing
For those who have missed the Nagesh Kukunoor brand of cinema, Dhanak feels like a homecoming
Udta Punjab gives you the reality of the north Indian state and not the mythic idea of it that pervades cinema and advertising
Achyut Lahkar who died recently will be remembered for creating plays that smelt of Assam and which brought the magic of cinema onto the stage
Colour, class and tradition in a vase. The meditations of a flower girl
The stand-up comic who turns his own life into a laughing matter
We want a symphony on a plate but there aren’t many chefs who can deliver
Radhika Apte breaks the pretty-face stereotype with her performance in a psychological thriller. The actor in conversation with Divya Unny
Material has been at the crux of Benitha Perciyal’s art, embedded as it is in the philosophical notion of organic decay
A monograph of Brij Mohan Anand throws light on India’s history seen from a communist perspective