Neha Kale’s ‘Foreign Return: On Art and Inhabitation’ – Review
Neha Kale’s Foreign Return: On Art and Inhabitation seamlessly entwines memoir with art criticism. It’s a long consideration of art, colonisation, nostalgia and the...
For Sandy Grant, India felt like home because it reminded her...
Sandy Grant
Before Sandy Grant Frankish ever set foot in India, she had already lived a little bit of a life that would later feel...
Parenting 101: How can parents handle fights between kids?
School holidays inevitably mean more squabbles. Longer days together, less structure, and more sharing (of toys, screens, space and parental attention) all lead to...
Lust Stories 3: Review
Lust Stories 3
Anthology films are a gamble by design, four directors, four sensibilities, one shared premise, and no guarantee any two will land the...
Raghav Handa’s ‘One Song’ closes SDC’s ‘Current’ on a high
Raghav Handa’s ‘One Song’
Raghav Handa needs no introduction in the dance world. He has an impressive, evolving biography, with a highly acclaimed body of...





