Unusual stories like For the Record are rewriting rules of the traditional stage.
From Delhi to Paris, the birth centenary of Sayed Haider Raza is being marked with the biggest-ever exhibition of an…
An avalanche of tales and an army of characters sometimes mean more the merrier
The Cinema Travellers had its world premiere in Cannes Classics at the 2016 Cannes film festival, where it won a…
A large Indian diaspora and the growing influence of the country on the international stage are paving the way for…
A German vet & author highlights the role of Rajasthan’s Raika camel nomads as unlikely warriors for a greener world
Art and artificial intelligence join books to broaden the cultural landscape at the 16th edition of Jaipur Literature Festival
The fifth edition’s curator, the Indian-Singaporean artist Shubigi Rao, had wrapped up the selection of artists after travelling around the…
The novel narrates the story of a young boy in a big Muslim middle class joint family possessing a mysterious…
Artist Paresh Maity’s Infinite Light retrospective that assembles 450 works across four cities is the biggest solo show yet in…
“Although it is conceived to commemorate and celebrate the 75th anniversary of India’s independence, the exhibition is designed to do…
Anandhi, who marries Zaheer’s uncle Ahmed after walking out of a previous arranged marriage, wants to name her snack shop…
Zwigato is about our normalised biases of class, caste and gender… all subtly have found their way into the film,…
Award-winning Malayalam author KR Meera’s new novel is a courtroom drama draped in gender inequalities and abuse
Over 90 works of art unlocking the complicated legacy of Tipu Sultan, the 18th-century ruler of Mysore, come under one…
Bengali author Manoranjan Byapari’s literary career began from a chance meeting with celebrated writer and activist Mahasweta Devi. A former…
Valli, Tomy’s first novel published in Malayalam months before the coronavirus pandemic, is about the hill district of Kerala nestled…
The hargila was facing extinction when Barman heard about the plight of the bird from one of her zoology professors…
