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Art & Culture
The Discovery of Dubstep
Bangalore plays host to India’s first festival of this variation of electronic music, and surprisingly, as many as 2,000 people turn up
The Man Who Knows Too Much
In more than 30 years of showbiz journalism, Mohamed has seen it all. The film critic and director reveals how movie stars became his surrogate family and why his new book is his last connection with the industry
Neverending Tinkle Times
Old favourites Suppandi and Shikari Shambu are still around, but the 33-year-old magazine also has contemporary characters like the vampire who’s lost his fangs
Too Little, Too Late
The NH7 music festival arrived in concert-starved Delhi just last year, but it already feels stale, feeding the city’s appetite for appearances more than its love of music
The Mash-up Artist
Atul Dodiya’s work is replete with influences and references. But it also raises critical questions about how we see art
Happy Feet and Many Hats
Prabhudheva’s journey from southern dance sensation to hit actor to one of Bollywood’s most wanted directors
The Ali J Show
A play that converses actively with the audience, invigorates the public conversation about the identity of the Indian Muslim and doesn’t flinch from drawing Jinnah into the discussion
Misadventurers in the Museum
The women whose imaginations currently fill Delhi’s Kiran Nadar Museum of Art are many things, their work an inventory of artistic possibility
A Belated Acknowledgement
Raghavendra, Bhimsen Joshi’s eldest and neglected son, pens a tell-all book on his bitter-sweet relationship with his father
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