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Poetry is the new bridge between India and Ireland

Bengaluru artist Ravi Kumar Kashi uses the niche book art form to record contemporary history

A tribute to Eddie Van Halen whose raw punch-in-the-gut guitar riffs stood gloriously up to the ravages of rock ’n’ roll

Rolling in the aisle with the American comedian Groucho Marx on his 130th birth anniversary

Just as I settle down to watch the first debate of the current election season, there’s a scratching sound at the window. “What, you too?” says my ...

BAFTA winner Michaela Coel’s 'I May Destroy You', now streaming on Hotstar, breaks new ground with its comedic touch to trauma

Hrishikesh Mukherjee would have turned 98 this month. But one doesn’t need an occasion to remember him or his films, which remain evergreen

A fascination for the piano blossomed into a relationship with a vastly different instrument. Notes from a harpist’s musical journey

Theatre doesn’t just heal those in the audience. It is also therapy for the ones who practise it

Foot-stomping masterpieces are often misrepresented, especially during election season

C U Soon has been hyped as a movie shot on an iPhone, but it’s way more than that — a brilliant thriller that reminds us of our isolated, digital lives

Cinemapreneur, a pay-per-view cinema platform, looks set to free indie films of OTT algorithms and mainstream monopoly

Two short films on YouTube are breaking the silence around the rise in domestic violence as more people work from 比特币登陆home during the pandemic-induced lockdown

The short films streaming on different platforms cover every possible genre and are a pleasant foil to the noise of mega shows

Podcasts are finally making more monies and shows. Here’s this month’s round-up of what to plug into

Artist-couple Pooja and GR Iranna on finding artistic interpretation in a pandemic

A virtual tribute to Protima Bedi by Nrityagram evokes memories of a person who had given her self and more to this unique entity

Admired as much as he was trolled, Rahat Indori was a poet who spoke his mind

Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui and first-time director Honey Trehan on their new Netflix thriller that’s left viewers glued to their seats

The Manganiyar musicians of Rajasthan have gone online in order to earn and be heard

Abstract expressionist Natvar Bhavsar on the emotional, spiritual and physical involvement with his art, inspired by rangolis, advaita philosophy and Sanskrit

For the last 10 years, Mumbai’s Kashish Queer Film Festival has been helming cinematic dialogue on alternative identities

The region’s rich musical tradition is the silver lining in an otherwise dark year

A mandala practitioner explains how drawing circles with intricate patterns can be a journey to the centre of your being