The Norwegian's latest feature, starring Nicholas Cage, is a social satire where a man becomes famous after he appears in dreams of strangers
From running businesses to their war-riddled history of female revolutionaries, it's the women who are the face of the country's culture and way of life
As her classic book on Indian cuisine completes four decades, actor and author Madhur Jaffrey talks about being an accidental cook, introducing the West to Indian recipes, and the show that made her a star
A retrospective show at Bikaner House, New Delhi, celebrates fifty years of Radhakrishnan's artistic career, who learnt from Ramkinkar Baij and Somnath Hore
Haridwar expands its road to the future with novel experiences, from market walks to delectable thaalis
As one gingerly steps into the icy water, a thousand needles prick your bare feet, and you have trouble believing you signed up to do this for fun
The actor talks about writing her fourth book, Welcomes to Paradise, going back to college in her late 40s and her unending love for the craft of writing
A look at the lives of sand bubbler crabs and soldier crabs, which are responsible for the beautiful spiral rangoli-like patterns on beaches
In rural Bihar, the wedding season is a buzz with trolley dancers. What makes them the show stoppers and the business of making these trolleys more than just a song and dance
The book compiles expert voices from all quarters, including the navy, army and air force
Sara Poyzer, lead actor of the widely popular musical MAMMA MIA!, on performing ABBA's songs and marrying her real-life husband at the end of each show
From watching frogs heady in chlorinated swimming pools to hosting cannibalistic lunches for little creatures, there's always a history to be discovered
As chefs turn up the heat on millet makeovers, it’s yet to find its culinary feet across geographies. Can we change years of habit and comfort with our other staples like rice and wheat?
There's a deep sense of gratitude for the lessons of accepting the bad as readily as the good and the ability to create when feeling broken
From the rainwashed town of Cherrapunji to the slopes of Kumaon, from the wild ravines of Chambal to the sand dunes of Jaisalmer, Indian gin makers are bottling nostalgia and customers are asking for more
Uzbekistan with its nostalgic mix of heritage, architecture and history shows how culture and beauty are for all
Norwegian writer-director Borgli talks about developing and making Dream Scenario, a social satire featuring Nicholas Cage in the lead, that's based on the surreal premise of an ordinary man becoming famous after he appears in strangers' dreams
What would a rainforest sound like when it hears the bulldozers approach? It won’t be long before we might break the animal and plant kingdoms’ enigma codes. Just what might one hear?
Keeravani’s oeuvre spans over 200 films and a clutch of languages including Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam.
Infosys founder Narayana Murthy's recent remarks encouraging youngsters to put in 70-hour work weeks elicited a barrage of reactions, including that women put in many more hours than that considering they can't really 'log out' at the end of their work day. Others pointed to how a 70-hour work week puts women at a disadvantage in professional settings. The Indian Express catches up with five women at home as they juggle work, work and more work.
There's a whole mafiosi of birds that specialise in making birders get at each other’s throats and start a war if possible
The unusual joys and sorrows of raising a caterpillar
A wolfish dog that made his place in the family permanently
The community of boys in a boarding school that grew around an adopted rat
Hugely influenced by Mughal culture, their customs in food and language and the way they dress continues to be syncretic



