TCA Sharad Raghavan
Sound artist Jason Kahn engages eardrums at the Crafts Musuem with his white noise installation.
Francesca Cassio performs at the intersection of Western and Indian classical music. It’s a harmonious blend
They’re so busy panning films and filmmakers that they never consider what the objects of their easy scorn make of their opinion. No easy star ratings for them either
In a country known for strict censorship laws, the most famous comedian is Kumar, a drag queen of Indian descent who pulls no punches
Stealing the show is becoming something of a habit with this young Polish troupe. Rajasthan loved them too
An arts festival examines how the story of Krishna’s consort fits into today’s urban context
William Rozario, last speaker of Indo-Portuguese Creole of Cochin, died recently. When I had met him for my research on Creole languages, he was glad to speak his language again, even though I could only pick it up in parts
Rajasthan’s folk music might be endangered, but its causes are ever relevant: caste and women’s empowerment
The battle of a ghazal singer to rediscover himself and his art away from the spotlight