As talent management agencies wrest control of a major chunk of Bollywood talent, the old-world secretaries, once the backbone of the star system, are fading away
The ugly truth behind the Beautiful People of the fashion world, and creating the Braille collection
Nandu Madhav, best known for his turn as Dadasaheb Phalke in India’s Oscar entry film Harishchandrachi Factory, directs a successful play on Shivaji
The hype around Indian art has died down. But this could actually be a good thing for the cause of art
Vidya Balan, the actress who decided to do it her way
…says the poster boy of Bollywood’s alternative cinema
The Edvard Munch retrospective at the Tate Modern examines the career of an artist who gave the world its best known icon of horror
The BBC series Sherlock proves what good writing can do: transport characters and plots written in Victorian England superbly to the modern world of iPads and other detection devices
A father tormented by visions of his dead son, a boy battling dreams of azaadi and football, soldiers fighting their inner demons... Djinns of Eidgah is a deeply disturbing play on Kashmir
Syed Haider Raza explores his lifelong motif, the traditional Indian bindu, through 14 new works on display at his latest show in London