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Storytellers sans borders

A new playwriting project tells poignant, cross-cultural stories of love against the backdrop of migration, by HAMIDA PARKAR

Higuita: A goal keeper’s solitude

A multi-lingual play tells the story of a priest who seeks inspiration from a legendary football goalie to fight evil. EMIE ROY writes

Don't miss! Five books to look forward to in May 2018

SAKET SUMAN narrows down a list from dozens of books releasing in May

A breath of fresh air for Rahi Masoom Raza's Scene 75

Poonam Saxena manages to capture the essence of the original Hindi-Urdu novel in her rendition.

The New and Improved Gandhi?

The new digital exhibition shows Gandhi in all his ‘Mahatma’ glory and captures the icon, but not the man himself.

The Tandoor Murder: a story that rocked India

The bigger the bonfire, the greater the darkness. Former cop pens harrowing saga of a Delhi murder that shook a nation. ANANYA DAS reports

The darkness of consumerism, as imagined by NS Harsha

Mysore artist NS Harsha makes a bold statement at the Biennale of Sydney, writes HAMIDA PARKAR.
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