Tanushree Ghosh

Tracing the journey of Om Singh from Delhi’s Salaam Baalak Trust — the second lead in the just-released Manoj Bajpayee-starrer Gali Guleiyan

If a multiplex can’t be built in smaller towns, new initiatives ensure it can at least travel there — taking movies to more people.

An exhibition of vintage photographs peeks into the intriguing life of an exiled Nepal premier

Activist Masih Alinejad on growing up in Iran, inspiring social media resistance and why her countrywomen are letting the hijab slide.

A Bengaluru ‘non-restaurant’ brings an international touch to the Capital

Bharatanatyam guru Saroja Vaidyanathan’s disciples will depict the plight of refugees in India

Sonam Kalra on an experiential, multidisciplinary performance created from the poetry, memories and stories of Partition.

A series of tree walks in Delhi, in the wake of the move to fell 16,000 trees to develop housing complexes, sensitises participants on what trees mean to the city’s ecology, flora and fauna, and its residents

A short film on commercial child trafficking addresses the need to punish customers and curb demand

Former foreign secretary Muchkund Dubey brings poetry by baul doyen Lalon to Hindi readers.

The black-and-white portraits of Ajay Jain’s new photo book, Indians, tell stories of the past, with hopes of a future. Inspired by Bill Bryson, the 48-year-old travel blogger, writer, photographer and cafe owner has come out with nine books so far.

How Bengali food fantasy, Rainbow Jelly, with a special child in the lead role, has changed his life for the better

Jatin Das’ mammoth exhibition in Delhi brings together 500 of the 8,500 hand fans that the veteran artist has procured from around the world

Actor and filmmaker Anindya Pulak Banerjee on his recent film Watchmaker, employing German Expressionism and the concept of ‘anti-logic’

Sanskrit scholar Sheldon Pollock, 70, who was in India recently, speaks on the relevance of Sanskrit in India today, dealing with hate and why he has never approached language through the prism of religion.

National Award-winning films along with the best of regional cinema will be showcased in Delhi over the next 10 days as part of the 13th Habitat Film Festival.

Satyajit Ray is here to stay. The master’s many languages – cinema, literature and art – are the subject of a retrospective in Delhi.

National Geographic and Artistes’ collective Kommune bring together stories that champion sustainable living in different corners of the country

Urban folk musician Arko Mukhaerjee on creating a band with guitar giant Amyt Datta, singing tunes that don’t belong to a place and how RD Burman ‘wrongly adapted’ rumba into a ‘sick disco number’