television

Citizen Aamir

Lhendup G Bhutia

Amid pauses longer than his answers, the superstar with a conscience responds to criticisms of his new TV show and talks about measuring success by the number of hearts he touches

Confessions of a TV entertainment channel producer

arindam

“We can never [edit/snip] shows made by Balaji Telefilms. Otherwise, the shows will go to other channels”

Television as Political Theatre

Mihir Srivastava

...and the splendid isolation of talking heads doing election analysis in TV studios

The Education of the Idiot Box

Vikramaditya Singh

The next big revolution in consumer technology will be televised

LG Cinema 3D Smart TV

Gagandeep Singh Sapra

Finally a 3D TV minus those cumbersome viewing glasses that make you groan

Because You Were Once Impressionable Too

Haima Deshpande

Saas-Bahu and other television soap operas have transformed Indian lives in ways you can laugh at—or empathise with

Indians are popping up on American television screens in new and still typecast ways, typically for the laughs they get. Watch awhile, though, and you know this is mostly about America coming to terms with emerging realities

The World According to India TV

Rahul Bhatia

The fine art of turning a 30-second clip into a 30-minute programme on the most bizarre subjects

How Cricket Became Boring

Akshay Sawai

It was unthinkable. That a day would come when the urban Indian male would admit he is bored of cricket. But the truth is that the sport is fast losing its charm among its most commercially influential devouts