Imtiaz Ali's new film too is a celebration of desire and longing. The filmmaker in conversation with Divya Unny
Works by five Leftist artists show the interplay of ideas, politics and camaraderie in vivid colours
The film festival’s pretensions to international stature don’t square with reality. Is it time to wrest control of it from the Government?
On the eve of the famous Margazhi festival in Chennai, Bharatanatyam legend Malavika Sarukkai relives the liberating journey of three decades in which her body and soul became one
Web shows that can be watched on handsets are giving televised sitcoms tough competition
Gigi Scaria explores the long shadows cast by rapid urbanisation on the human experience in his new show
American photographer Roger Ballen probes dark, psychographic landscapes
Following unexpected fame in the Ang Lee classic, Suraj Sharma returns with a low budget indie movie Umrika
After a public humiliation that destroyed his confidence, Aligarh director Hansal Mehta is back in form
Jitish Kallat as an internationalist continues to plough the ocean of possibilities in his quest for perfection