Radhika Singh

Comic Vir Das on his latest Netflix show, self-censoring and getting funnier with age.

Candy & Green serves vegetarian fare that is light and delicious

Reshma Valliappan’s paintings, for instance, are used in therapist conferences to illustrate what someone with schizophrenia goes through.

Women cinematographers talk about navigating a male-dominated industry and the impetus for forming a collective

Amonkar’s disciple, Pandit Raghunandan Panshikar, called her irreplaceable.

The Indian film industry may have evolved, but screenwriters still feel stifled

“Most people don’t understand the importance of cultural expression. Censorship is just a by-product of that,” director Vishesh Bhatt, talking about the laws dictating censorship in India.

FICCI Frames Convention hosts a panel discussion on Bollywood's new found love for movies with gender-neutral scripts and misogyny media and entertainment industries.

In its third year, the FOCUS Photography Festival hits the streets of Mumbai, giving an opportunity to engage with artists

Artist Bharat Tripathi’s paintings of scenes from the Ramayana are simple and vivid.

A panel discussion at the Gateway LitFest takes up the issue of translations.

The two-day festival has a number of interesting panel discussions, ranging from subjects such as translations of literary works to literature in languages without a script.

The Gateway LitFest brings together authors from all over India to discuss trends in regional literature.

Sofar Sounds allows you to listen to artistes in novel and intimate settings through secret pop-up gigs.

An exhibition of Mumbai-based artist Garima Gupta’s works documents Papua New Guinea’s endangered birds of paradise

Langa's performance is the first of a series called Sounds of the Soil, a dedicated folk music series curated by the G5A Foundation for Contemporary Culture.

Though Chawla's death shook it, Adishakti has managed to push through its difficulties successfully.

At the Sannidhi Festival, the audience is able to experience authentic classical music and dance.

The world-renowned conductor talks about his love for classical music and conducting for the Symphony Orchestra of India in Mumbai.

Standing erect on a mudslab was smallish bird with a long bill, greenish at the base, with a white lower back and yellow-green legs.

Kiki’s Cafe and Deli, where good food complements a relaxed vibe and beautiful views, is Mandwa Jetty’s newest eatery.

The opulent Matahaari, Mumbai's newest nightclub in Worli, digs its heels in classic style to say its arrived.

As his close friend Shah Rukh Khan launches his memoir, Karan Johar talks about relationships, his paternal instinct and perils of being a celebrity

Bandra-based Underground Bookhouse, part of Bombay Underground, is curating a travelling zine festival