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The New Politics of Bengal

Swapan Dasgupta

It is good Utpal Dutt is now history

Back to the Theatre
Kaveree Bamzai

With its spectacular car explosions, high-speed chases and helicopter rides, Sooryavanshi was made for the big screen

The Showman and the Shaman
Geeta Doctor

A family memoir chronicling the deities of Indian theatre

Not a Rosy Picture
Madhavankutty Pillai

Notes from risking a visit to a theatre to watch a flawed movie

Balcony of Big Things
Sreedeep

The Theatrics of the Light and Sound-Show

Save the Arts
Anil Dharker

Who says culture and the arts are only for the elite?

Capitalism and the Fall of Man
S Prasannarajan

Two plays and one big message from London

Enduring Drama
Gowri Ramnarayan

The retelling of two classics—Harold Pinter’s Betrayal and Arthur Miller’s The Death of a Salesman—affirms the relevance of theatre as an art form

Mumbai Notebook
Anil Dharker

On Girish Karnad and competitive suffering

Rama Vaidyanathan: Fine Balance
Malini Nair

Rama Vaidyanathan expertly treads the line between classicism and popular appeal

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Return of the Brotherhood

Brahma Chellaney

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Lawrence Bishnoi: The New Don

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