The Mountain Shadow book review: Damp squib Gregory David Roberts’ The Mountain Shadow doesn’t quite live up to its stellar prequel By Sudipta DattaDecember 13, 2015 00:09 IST
Up Against the Night book review: Conflict zone Up Against the Night is an intense book, but there have been more searing reads on the question of South… By Sudipta DattaDecember 6, 2015 00:12 IST
Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights book review: The mystique of fantasy The magical enters the world of realism in Rushdie’s new novel, as he unfolds one of his favourite themes yet… By Sudipta DattaUpdated: November 22, 2015 01:39 IST
The World of Hrishikesh Mukherjee book review: The magician The World of Hrishikesh Mukherjee is a book for anyone wanting to discover the cinematic genius By Sudipta DattaNovember 15, 2015 00:08 IST
The Girl in the Spider’s Web book review: The plot thickens David Lagercrantz walks into the Millennium trilogy hall of fame with great aplomb By Sudipta DattaOctober 18, 2015 00:09 IST
The floating world: Uncertain Light is a tender love story Uncertain Light is a tender love story, set among the ruins of war and hopelessness By Sudipta DattaSeptember 20, 2015 00:10 IST
A troubled city: Karachi Karachi Raj offers a long and deep look at the city’s ordinary lives from all reaches of society—rich and poor,… By Sudipta DattaAugust 23, 2015 00:07 IST
Baluta book review: Cast in stone The English translation of Baluta, the first autobiography to be written by a Dalit, brings out the cruelty in the… By Sudipta DattaAugust 9, 2015 00:06 IST
Go Set a Watchman book review: Mockingbird’s darker side Harper Lee’s rough draft of her famous novel is jumpy yet compelling in parts By Sudipta DattaJuly 26, 2015 00:07 IST
Kaleidoscope City book review: Broken city THIS SLIM book packs a punch, touching on all aspects of that fascinating old city, Varanasi or Banaras or Kashi,… By Sudipta DattaJune 28, 2015 00:05 IST
Brave New Bollywood book review: The hit list In Brave New Bollywood—a fascinating ride—contemporary filmmakers give us a peek into why they make the films they do By Sudipta DattaJune 21, 2015 00:06 IST
No child’s play Smart strategies, TV-to-tablet formats, new shows… kids’ channels are going all out, as they enter the busiest time of their… By Sudipta DattaMay 31, 2015 00:30 IST
City of Spies: Broken city City of Spies gives us more than a glimpse of life in Pakistan—past and present By Sudipta DattaMay 3, 2015 00:05 IST
The Tears of the Rajas book review: Out of the past The Tears of the Rajas is a shocking peek into our colonial past, its meandering pages making you wonder at… By Sudipta DattaApril 19, 2015 00:11 IST
Granta 130 book review: Mystic country The second Granta devoted to India celebrates an ‘eruption of literary non-fiction’, holding up a mirror to the sweeping changes—social,… By Sudipta DattaMarch 22, 2015 00:10 IST
Digitisation: English Vinglish Digitisation has given an immense boost to the English entertainment genre on television. Not only have multiple channels sprung up,… By Sudipta DattaMarch 15, 2015 00:06 IST
Jolly LLB 3 Box Office Day 2: Akshay Kumar-Arshad Warsi courtroom clash mints money, grosses Rs 30 crore
