
British author Aamina Ahmad’s debut novel set in Lahore is a devastating portrait of power and politics in Pakistan.
British author Aamina Ahmad’s debut novel set in Lahore is a devastating portrait of power and politics in Pakistan.
The Far Post, Dur Se Brothers’ new production which premieres at the G5A Foundation for Contemporary Culture in Mumbai on…
Jungle Babblers, the not so ‘Angry Birds’, part of the six-film Bioacoustics series, explores the wild orchestra of bird calls.
It was the summer of 2015 when Bhalla and Deval chanced upon the treasure of Baksh’s 17th-century miniature paintings.
It was 2017 and Thavarajah was visiting Tamil Nadu he had made home a decade before while studying and training…
The author’s proximity to the ruling families until the Russian invasion sounded the death knell for Afghan royalty informs the…
A photography exhibition by Médecins Sans Frontières focuses on families fleeing their homes due to the fury unleashed by nature…
Jalabalan and Isho are faces that Nitya encounters on his many trips to his village in Malabar. Mbox, Hawk Knife,…
INTERVIEW: Pali Chandra, Kathak dancer, choreographer and teacher
Third Space in the City of Lakes may have been the idea people were looking for to reignite the conversation…
Sarukkai, a philosophy professor who founded the Barefoot Philosophers collective four years ago to take philosophy to the public, taps…
Two films that premiered at Cannes festival—one from Pakistan and the other from Afghanistan—highlight the people’s fight against societal ills.
Two films that premiered at Cannes festival—one from Pakistan and the other from Afghanistan—highlight the people’s fight against societal ills.
A feature shot in Agra, a crime drama directed by Anurag Kashyap and a film school diploma movie lead Indian…
It is rarely that we are misinformed about a movie while standing in front of the box-office at a cinema.
Ancient scholar Vararuchi is an unyielding figure central to many tales set in different era.
The snowy white sculptures inside the dimly lit gallery of Delhi’s Pulp Society invite the visitor with its tower-like appearance.
Bengali author Manoranjan Byapari’s The Nemesis, the English translation of the second part of his Chandal Jibon trilogy based on…