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Khushwant Singh and other festival delights and diversions

The National Spirit
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Films in this election season capture the patriotic pulse

April Is Not the Cruellest Month
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Spring is also a season of love and romance amid the blooming flowers

Where the Guest is God
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The Indian service industry

My Indian Hall of Fame
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No matter how long the list, there’s always a film I miss

The Twain Shall Meet, But…
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When Indian films celebrate the West for all the wrong reasons

Flood, Mud and Blood
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Water as a giver and destroyer of life is a widespread cultural norm

Scotch Whimsy
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Of bagpipes and Indian popular culture

Eye of the Tiger
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What Salman Khan’s stardom says about sexuality and ageing in India

The Intimate Fantasy
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Desire in Indian cinema is best expressed in dream sequences

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