Exploring war, nationhood and the Left movement, Bangladeshi artist Naeem Mohaiemen has emerged as the chronicler of a merciless history
Anu Malhotra’s debut exhibition shows the artist’s obsession with journeys
Valsan Kolleri is at his subversive best while Puneet Kaushik plays with memories in a new show curated by Prima Kurien
The choir group Nagaland Singing Ambassadors will represent India at a World War I commemoration festival in Belgium
SMART is a capacity building programme which will equip theatre groups with a roadmap called a Strategic Plan to achieve practical objectives
Jeremy Seabrook, a lyrical narrator of socioeconomic conflict, takes us to the factories of Bangladesh and England
With two back-to-back blockbusters, director Mohit Suri is finally the talk of the town. His films follow a fixed formula of doomed love, lilting music and derivative story lines. But is there more than meets the viewer’s eye?
The tallest tower of Indian cinema returns to television with high drama
What happens when a Western classical opera is performed by an Indian cast
Documentaries, long relegated to alternative screens, are now wooing multiplex audiences in India with unprecedented creative fervour