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
Richa Chadha has carved out her own future in Hindi cinema as a versatile artist who prefers to bend the rules rather than break them
Without pressure but without pause. That is the slogan of change in Cuba today
How humanities can redeem science and technology. The passions of Rohan Murty
A Marathi film turns the shopworn love story upside down and breaks box office records