Tevar is more like a month old stale vanilla flavoured birthday cake. One that does not serve much purpose, except a reminder that you did cut a cake on your birthday – leftovers of which are not fit for consumption anymore!
Often you come across performances that make you sit up and take notice; make you wish that you saw the…
The story of Bloodline Bandra starts in the Pali village of Bandra. Pali village, where everyone has a nickname by…
“Shillong is not a place where you reside, but you belong to the hills of Shillong. “ Okay, it’s a…
Part I Mansi came to live with us 4 years ago, a day after my 8th birthday. We used to…
Murakami’s books are something that even the most read people find it difficult to understand even though he is quite…
When I picked up Rebirth by Jahnavi Barua, frankly speaking I was quite skeptical as not many books on feminist…
Today’s International Men’s Day.The day is marked every year as an opportunity to work together to improve the lives of…
Recently, I read Siddhartha Deb’s book The Beautiful and the Damned: A Portrait of the New India. The first thing…
Ours is the oldest house on the lane. My grandfather built it when there were no roads but dirt paths…
Rodor Sithi (Scarecrow) is an Assamese film directed by acclaimed theatre personality Baharul Islam and is an adaptation of his play…
By Victor Mukherjee I love Subodh, I admire him, I respect him and I look up to him. To some…
Here’s a review of one of the movies that could actually kill! Film: Rudraskh Cast: Sanjay Dutt, Suniel Shetty, Bipasha…
In what could easily be termed ‘epic’, Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge has completed a continuous 19-year run today, Oct 20,…
– Review by Mayuri Bhattacharjee Ri- Homeland of Uncertainty by Paulami DuttaGupta is an average effort to dedicate the written…
