Sohini Chattopadhyay

The story of a young couple, both of whom were sexually abused as children

The most recent winner of the bad sex writing prize, Rowan Somerville, on the noun problem that plagues the art

A self-taught dancer, Harihar Dash is the boy you can’t take your eyes off in a jazzy new TV commercial. Open traces the unreal career graph of the engineer from Behrampore

An ambitious project, using unconventional methods of selection, revisits an exciting range of India’s traditional art forms.

The moustache, that original marker of male vanity, has made a comeback. Even a cursory look at Bollywood’s Mo Bros will confirm this.

Even as Australia faces the heat over racist attacks, four photojournalists from the country present their picture of South Asia.

Indians may not have warmed up to this Hrithik-starrer, but it’s weaved magic in the West. They love Kites, and adore its ‘dashing hero’.

Stieg Larsson’s biographer reveals the formidable journalist behind the man who wrote the crime thriller of the millennium, and the children’s book character which inspired the sketch of the girl with the dragon tattoo.

The Swedes actually have crime writing workshops teaching the rules of a good murder. And they’re coming to India to pass on some tips.

At the start of yet another fierce, heartless summer in Delhi, comes the enigmatically titled exhibition, Snow, on Kashmir.