Pooja Pillai

The allegation, made by an art world professional, was shared on the anonymously-run Instagram account ‘Scene and Herd’ late October 16. In the post, the woman described being pushed against a wall and kissed by the artist.

In a post on Twitter on Tuesday, Bora accused Das of forcing himself on her when she visited his studio in Khidki Village in 2004, after she had spent a day working for him at his home in Asiad Village.

An exhibition of photographs highlights the urgent crisis of space and resources in Mumbai’s suburbs.

In its third edition, the Seredipity festival aims to break down the silos separating artistic disciplines

Despite the fact that the Mumbai upper crust’s demographic composition imposes unique restrictions on culinary experimentation, Wasabi by Masaharu Morimoto has remained a fixture in the fine dining scene in the city

In the first show at its new location, Jhaveri Contemporary engages with Mumbai and its layered history.

Romanian artist Radu Oreian’s paintings show his attempt to arrive at a unified vision of body and soul

The personal is political in Ratheesh T’s paintings, that are a part of his ongoing second solo show in Mumbai.

A hundred-year-old bakery and restaurant lives up to its legacy in Mumbai.

A Mumbai exhibition hopes to start a much-needed reassessment of MV Dhurandhar’s artistic legacy.

She is survived by her husband Feroze and daughters Khushcheher and Mahzeebar. The funeral took place on Monday and the Uthamna ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday at Dungarwadi.

An exhibition of collages at Chatterjee and Lal in Mumbai gives insights into the local sentiments during the freedom struggle

With Karwaan, Dulquer Salmaan, already a star in Malayalam and Tamil cinema, makes his Hindi film debut

The male stars lay down the terms and outspoken female colleagues are still considered to be rebels without a cause.

The secrets of the wild and why we may never be able to fathom all its mysteries

Stalwarts of Malayalam cinema have been unsettled from their pedestals because of their apparent misogyny.

An ongoing group exhibition in Mumbai questions the nature of waste and whether discarded objects can ever be given new dignity.

UNESCO has declared South Mumbai’s Victorian and Art Deco ensembles as a World Heritage Site. Conservation expert Abha Narain Lambah talks to The Indian Express on what it means for Mumbai and the challenges ahead.

Vegetarian snacking doesn’t get better than a plate of misal, at Mumbai’s Aaswad. The eatery was opened in 1986 by Suryakant’s father, Shrikrishna Ganesh Sarjoshi, who migrated to the city in 1968