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Soorma director Shaad Ali: After watching my father at work, I decided to be behind the cameraSubscriber Only
June 24, 2018 05:39 IST
Director Shaad Ali on his latest film, choosing cinema over politics, and why he cannot stop assisting Mani Ratnam.
Sanju actor Ranbir Kapoor: Playing the superhero doesn’t come naturally to meSubscriber Only
June 28, 2018 11:05 IST
Ranbir Kapoor on Sanjay Dutt, being a male star today and how he deals with failure.
Veere Di Wedding actor Ayesha Raza Mishra: Bollywood mothers have evolvedSubscriber Only
June 24, 2018 05:28 IST
Actor Ayesha Raza Mishra, Bollywood’s favourite ‘mummyji’ of the moment on being a reticent child and her famous roots.
WhatsApp Uncle on health and fitness, and the man who guides lost old soulsSubscriber Only
June 24, 2018 00:52 IST
My family... just look at the video I hv shared... that is PM answering virat Kohli and saying bachchoon this is real fitness... so what if you are Young and have fashionable beautiful lady as ur Mrs? I have Indian tradition and modern confidence...
Time Goes BySubscriber Only
June 27, 2018 00:15 IST
Once, they were the ones who held our hands and guided us through doubts. Now, with age, the roles have been reversed.
Lights, Camera, Action: Keval Arora on his Bollywood debut in ‘Omerta’Subscriber Only
June 19, 2018 17:31 IST
The best kind of a teacher remains a student for life. Veteran theatre mentor Keval Arora on his Bollywood debut in Hansal Mehta's Omerta and why he wants to learn film-acting now.
Things to remember: Filmmaker Saeed Mirza on his new book ‘Memory in the Age of Amnesia’Subscriber Only
June 19, 2018 14:08 IST
Filmmaker Saeed Mirza on his new book 'Memory in the Age of Amnesia' and the importance of throwing shoes.
Veere Di Wedding: Why should just boys have all the fun?Subscriber Only
June 17, 2018 07:26 IST
Unlike female friendships, male bonding has always had a special place in Hindi films. But why should boys have all the fun?
Wheel of time: Chariots and sophisticated weapons from the pre-Iron AgeSubscriber Only
June 17, 2018 00:00 IST
Why an archaeological discovery has put a small village in western Uttar Pradesh on the world map. Some time back, villagers reported pieces of copper and clay pottery on their fields.
‘Hindus have to come out and say: not in our religion’s name’Subscriber Only
August 13, 2018 15:00 IST
Why Malayalam novelist KP Ramanunni undertook a penance for the Kathua gangrape in a Kerala temple. According to him, it was his response as a Hindu and a believer. He said he was following the Gandhian tradition of personal atonement for a public evil.
Families in Food: Our Daily MisalSubscriber Only
June 17, 2018 00:00 IST
For over 100 years, neither the furniture nor the taste has changed at this misal pav restaurant in Pune. While Vaidya Uphar Gruha may not be Pune’s first misal restaurant, it definitely stands out for its recipe.
Building Blocks: Three for the RoadSubscriber Only
June 17, 2018 11:43 IST
A look at public spaces built after 1947: How New Delhi’s well-known 3.5 acre site of cultural space housing the trinity complex of Lalit Kala, Sangeet Natak and Sahitya Akademi came to be.
Down in Jungleland: Singing in the RainSubscriber Only
June 17, 2018 00:00 IST
Of peacocks and peahens who come alive during the monsoon. It is during the monsoons, that the gentlemen come into their own. A dancing peacock can stop you in your tracks no matter how many times you may have seen it perform before.
Dog days: Bengaluru’s pet licensing by-laws and the protest for furry friendsSubscriber Only
June 17, 2018 00:00 IST
Bengaluru municipality’s proposed pet licensing by-laws have met with overwhelming protest from animal welfare activists and pet owners. It has led to howls of indignation from dog owners in the city.
Not a drop to drink, Jibhi hopeful of rise in tourist footfallSubscriber Only
June 17, 2018 15:58 IST
Tourism has taken its toll on Indian hill stations, especially Shimla, but Jibhi in Himachal Pradesh is still waiting for tourists to make landfall with help from the nascent tourism ecosystem.
La Dolce Vita; One lifetime isn’t enough to experience ItalySubscriber Only
June 17, 2018 00:00 IST
At dusk, as the lanterns begin to cast a glow over lakeshore restaurants and the street orchestras serenade the dancers, lounge around belvederes, life seems charmed as we soak in the crisp alpine breeze by the lakeside.
An Indian finds home in the sights, taste and feel of distant FijiSubscriber Only
June 17, 2018 00:00 IST
On a day out in Suva, the nation’s capital and once a scene of political crisis, a perfect day wrought from sunshine and sapphire skies is decorated with colourful cocktails on the terraces of the iconic Grand Pacific Hotel.
Travelling Suitcase: Life as we don’t know itSubscriber Only
June 17, 2018 00:00 IST
The late Anthony Bourdain’s wisdom on life, food and travel continues to touch lives
Mumbai is like a bad lover, says Chicago journalist Elizabeth FlockSubscriber Only
June 11, 2018 23:47 IST
An American writer on why she documented the desires and disillusionments of marriage in Mumbai.
Down in Jungleland: The Red Pierrot MysterySubscriber Only
June 11, 2018 14:33 IST
If only humans, too, could metamorphose like the butterfly.
Families in Food: What’s for Tiffin?Subscriber Only
June 11, 2018 14:23 IST
Wondering what to pack in your child’s lunchbox? Let this mother-son duo take care of your tiffin woes.
Kaala director Pa Ranjith: Since I am vocal about Dalit people, every act is interpreted through a caste lensSubscriber Only
June 10, 2018 07:25 IST
In his short career, Kaala director Pa Ranjith has been lauded as well as reviled for his perspective on caste.
Yogesh: I have always written about the people around meSubscriber Only
June 10, 2018 06:36 IST
Veteran lyricist Yogesh on making a comeback, writing about Everyman and working with Salil Chowdhury.
When Dalit filmmakers embrace their identity and reclaim their storiesSubscriber Only
June 12, 2018 11:40 IST
"Our world is shown as colourless and poverty-stricken. Yes, we are economically poor but not culturally so. Where is the depiction of our vibrant culture, music and food? Why is our world shown bereft of it all?” asks Kaala director Pa Ranjith.
Pride Month 2018: Championing for the cause from positions of privilegeSubscriber Only
June 10, 2018 11:21 IST
Hotelier Keshav Suri and restaurateur Ritu Dalmia were among those who filed petitions, in recent years, to strike down IPC Sec 377 in the Supreme Court. In this pride month, Suri and Dalmia talk about the pitfalls of homophobia and championing the cause from positions of privilege.
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