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Art & Culture
The Company They Keep
Bollywood’s three ‘A’ Bachchans have a Bacon number of 2, so does Shah Rukh, but Aamir scores 3. Tsk tsk!
The Nehru You Never Knew
Sat Paul Sahni’s first book of photographs was published this year, three months after his death. A Godrej almirah full of slides still remains, as do despatches from four wars
Bowler, Dancer, Tattoo-lover, Singer
Sreesanth After many a memorable gig off stage, cricketer Sreesanth is making his musical debut on stage with the band S-36
The Ustad at 102
Abdul Rashid Khan is feted as the oldest performing Hindustani classical musician. On a typical day, he does his namaaz five times, teaches, eats one meal and smokes a hookah
Where You Can See Tagore’s Passbook
The State Bank museum in Kolkata also boasts Rajendra Prasad’s current account application and the box that stored Gandhi’s ashes
The Singing Nun
Ani Choying Drolma joined a monastery to escape her father’s beatings and found a voice that has now got Warner Brothers lining up
The Strange Silence of Mahesh Bhatt
One of the things we missed most after Radiagate was him announcing a film called Phone Call. Precious words on his recent reticence
A Cartographer among Photographers
Alain Paiement uses a technique called mapping to put together hundreds of shots that offer an artistic aerial view of life
The Photographer of Dhobi Ghat
When Jyotika Jain was signed on for the movie, she had hundreds of photos of female train commuters but no clue what film photography meant
Women Who Rock
Growling, rasping and purring, here is the vanguard of female indie music, rocking stage after stage with performances like none other
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