As renowned Spanish pianist Ignacio Plaza played live while the 1925 silent movie,La casa de la Troya was being screened,it added a new dimension to the age-old concept of mute cinema.

A private screening of Oscar-winner Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy’s new documentary on the plight of Pakistan’s transgender community was held in Delhi recently.

The police and judiciary in India can’t afford to be lenient towards drunk driving

An Australian play adapted to an Indian setting will be staged in Delhi tomorrow

Talk gets a ringside view of the auditions for various performing arts societies in Delhi University complete with tears and tantrums.

On Michael Jackson's 54th birthday,here's an account of how

Technical difficulties and space problems notwithstanding,Poets of the Fall managed to please the Delhi audience.

Despite its wishy-washy name,this Noida eatery dishes out substantial fare.

Documentaries that shake and stir are part of this year’s Open Frame film festival

Almost a year ago,when members of Delhi-based band Menwhopause were touring the North East for gigs,they stumbled upon a small town near Itanagar,called Ziro.

While working on the script of his next film,Nila Madhab Panda had one major concern finding the perfect location.

As the capital’s thriving cultural hub Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra turns 60,director Shobha Deepak Singh talks about growing up with the centre and evolving its productions to suit the changing times.

There is so much more to the job than just describing different meals

Coinciding with ‘100 years of Delhi as India’s capital’ and ‘100 years of Indian cinema’,Delhi is ready to host the first-ever Delhi International Film Festival.

Authors and theatre artistes are now exploring the character of Ravana in a new light

There couldn’t have been a better cinematic coincidence. It was 100 years ago that the first-ever Indian movie,Raja Harishchandra,was made by a visionary who broke all barriers to launch the world’s largest film industry.

After staying away from the spotlight for nearly a decade,Madhuri Dixit-Nene embraces multiple mediums to stay in touch with the audience

The Parampara series — the annual festival of dance and music — is back and the theme for this year’s edition is “Bharatha Bharathi”.

Anastasia Steele — an innocent 21-year-old virgin — falls in love with the rich,powerful and mysterious business tycoon,Christian Grey.

His childhood was spent in London’s crowded St James Market.

An artwork looms over two storeys and resembles a pile of shelves.

Srinivas Sunderrajan’s new film chases a pachyderm through the streets of Mumbai

After 18 years in films,Saurabh Shukla returns to where he had started theatre

Irrespective of his recent string of box office failures,director Ram Gopal Varma is not giving up yet.