When the world came to a standstill and people moved their offices indoors, our Olympians have shown us how to battle all odds and participate, regardless of the result
Leap of Faith: How Indian Olympians worked through an uncertain year
Innocence and madness of love in Manohar Shyam Joshi’s Kasap
Manohar Shyam Joshi's Kasap is a modern day classic that has the freshness of morning mist from the Kumaon valley and humour of everyday life. It carries with it both the rush and madness of teenage love
Dilip Kumar: Superstar who made the vulnerable look venerable
With the end of Dilip Kumar, one illustrious chapter of Hindi cinema comes to an end and you know what it means only if you have lived through his body of work and reimagine the times he lived in. It was magical, what he did. But one less discussed aspect of his work is how he normalised vulnerability
Longing, Belonging: The cultural landscape of Elayaraja’s paintings
ARTIST S ELAYARAJA MADE A NAME FOR HIMSELF AS A REALISTIC PAINTER, WHOSE WORKS CELEBRATED THE FESTIVITIES AND CULTURE OF TAMIL NADU
Madraswallah 