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Feeling the PulseSubscriber Only
January 17, 2017 00:05 IST
Director Vetrimaran on Visaranai at the Oscars, Jallikattu, and stalking in Tamil films
Wed, Jan 18, 2017
On the same page: At the capital’s world book fairSubscriber Only
January 10, 2017 00:40 IST
Parents and children bond over books at the World Book Fair in Delhi.
Tue, Jan 10, 2017
The Green ThumbSubscriber Only
January 05, 2017 00:10 IST
Bengaluru-based illustrator Sonali Zohra on her latest work for Arshia Sattar’s Ramayana for Children and creating nature-inspired magic.
Thu, Jan 05, 2017
My Family ChristmasSubscriber Only
December 24, 2016 00:59 IST
Christmas is all about spreading the cheer. So, here are some food memories and recipes from across India
Sat, Dec 24, 2016
Centre of GravitySubscriber Only
December 23, 2016 05:04 IST
The Abhyas Lecture Series inaugural talk was a call to turn away from the falsification of body and self
Fri, Dec 23, 2016
There was no chance to step out of line: Rajnikanth’s daughterSubscriber Only
December 19, 2016 00:51 IST
Aishwaryaa Rajinikanth Dhanush on trying to break the stereotype of being a star kid in her debut book Standing on an Apple Box.
Mon, Dec 19, 2016
Wind Beneath Her WingsSubscriber Only
December 13, 2016 00:00 IST
Bird Box, a sound-and-video installation, gets women and adolescent girls to talk about themselves and the world.
Tue, Dec 13, 2016
The Lost ChildrenSubscriber Only
December 10, 2016 00:13 IST
Bolitar is engaged to Terese when he gets a call from the past. Coben wastes no time and delves straight into the story.
Sat, Dec 10, 2016
The Fly on the WallSubscriber Only
November 21, 2016 00:00 IST
Rokhsareh Ghaem Maghami's documentary Sonita profiles a young Afghan rapper determined to make her voice heard.
Mon, Nov 21, 2016
Hanging in BalanceSubscriber Only
November 11, 2016 04:20 IST
Boo Junfeng, whose film Apprentice was screened in Dharamsala recently, on his film being Singapore’s official entry to the Oscars, tackling capital punishment and stepping out of his comfort zone.
Fri, Nov 11, 2016
The Reel DealSubscriber Only
November 03, 2016 00:25 IST
The fifth edition of Dharamshala International Film Festival picks out hard-hitting independent cinema from India and abroad
Thu, Nov 03, 2016
No Love Lost Subscriber Only
October 26, 2016 00:18 IST
The second ‘Love in the Time of Choleric Capital’ focusses on the idea of love in an urban setting
Wed, Oct 26, 2016
Absolute is NothingSubscriber Only
October 24, 2016 00:40 IST
Artist Velu Viswanadhan on method, colour and why his canvases are untitled.
Mon, Oct 24, 2016
The music carries themSubscriber Only
October 20, 2016 02:40 IST
In his debut documentary, 18 Feet, Renjith Kuzhur talks about how folk music is helping the Dalit community in Kerala reclaim their identity.
Thu, Oct 20, 2016
Remains of the DaySubscriber Only
October 13, 2016 06:51 IST
Noted Malayalam author OV Vijayan’s iconic book, The Legends of Khasak, finds pictorial representation through photographer Manoj D’s snapshots
Thu, Oct 13, 2016
Goddess of Many FacesSubscriber Only
October 07, 2016 00:08 IST
The city celebrates the spirit of goddess Durga with new campaigns and an indefatigable energy.
Fri, Oct 07, 2016
Prepare for the MountainSubscriber Only
October 06, 2016 00:00 IST
In its fifth year, the Dharamashala International Film Festival brings the drama of Asia to town
Thu, Oct 06, 2016
Let the Dim Light ShineSubscriber Only
October 04, 2016 00:02 IST
In his exhibition, filmmaker-photographer Ashok Ahuja plays with light, space, time and colour.
Tue, Oct 04, 2016
On the Record: Art of the MatterSubscriber Only
October 03, 2016 00:15 IST
Marco Fazzone of MCH Group on his newly forged partnership with the India Art Fair.
Tue, Oct 04, 2016
A Spot of HopeSubscriber Only
September 28, 2016 00:32 IST
A coffee table book, Jawai: Land of the Leopard, celebrates a region where man and the big cat have lived peacefully for 150 years.
Wed, Sep 28, 2016
Homecoming for a King: Why the Onam sadhya is not a feast, but a feelingSubscriber Only
September 14, 2016 10:12 IST
For the Malayali living away from home, the sadhya is significant of everything else that they are missing, so it's not just a feast it's a feeling.
Wed, Sep 14, 2016
The Photographer is Not PresentSubscriber Only
September 12, 2016 00:17 IST
Pablo Bartholomew’s ‘Memento Mori’ has a photographer seeking closure, and is an intimate look at his loss apart from being a polychromatic reminder of mortality.
Mon, Sep 12, 2016
God of All ClichesSubscriber Only
September 03, 2016 00:36 IST
The author uses his familiarity with Hyderabad, where the story is set, well and the setting is convincing, but that's about all there is.
Sat, Sep 03, 2016
How to Catch a HusbandSubscriber Only
September 03, 2016 00:29 IST
She starts with promise and then gives in tamely to the demands of a traditional band-bajaa-baraat.
Sat, Sep 03, 2016
Letters of DisputeSubscriber Only
August 26, 2016 23:13 IST
Artist Bani Abidi revisits the lost stories of soldiers from India who participated in World War I
Fri, Aug 26, 2016Journalism of Courage
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