The fate of both peasants and animals in Ramkinkar Baij’s art is a record of change in a post-industrial world

Rishi is the least Kapoor-like of the Kapoors: shorn of the family mannerisms and preoccupation with their image. Now, on the eve of turning 60, he is getting the roles of a lifetime and relishing them too

In her latest collection of stories, Ruth Prawer Jhabvala writes of people you feel you already know. In her assured hands, that may not be a bad thing

The biopic of a Pahari miniaturist, now considered the most important Indian painter of the 18th century

In Jaisalmer, tour guides and hotel managers can be as interesting as the place itself

The difference between Deepti Naval the actress and Deepti Naval the writer

Kapil Das’ photographs capture the whimsy of this world without exoticising it

Rabindranath Tagore’s architectural and interior designs are reflective of his national ideals, finds artist Samit Das

While Alice Albinia, the non-fiction writer, refuses to tell a well-worn tale, Albinia the novelist succumbs easily to reductive depictions

For nearly 30 years now, photographer Sunil Gupta has been trying to capture Indian gaydar in natural light

CELESTIAL HEROISM IS a bestseller, unless it is badly made. In it merges great survivor dramas and the romance of breaching the boundaries of human…