The Original Sin and the Orchestra of Hope
If the dream has soured so soon, did it all begin in the origin? So how…
Politics & Society
Now You See Me
The body is one of the most ephemeral objects one has ever seen, says renowned artist…
Shaming the Shikari
Harshvardhan Kulkarni’s Hunterrr isn’t just about the cheap laughs, but a warts-and-all look into the dark…
Life in Technicolour
Nishtha Saluja explores the colossal shape that technology has taken in today’s world and the glaring…
Unhappily Ever After…
Dismissive of Shakespeare, readers, television, media and the world in general… Upamanyu Chatterjee is at his…
OF BENCHES, HUMBLE PIES AND SUPERHERO SHOTS…
Cyrus Sahukar talks about new creative beginnings, the limitless platform that the internet provides to artists…
Love Jihad
Rakesh Agarwal pens a short story on the changing landscapes and the evolving definitions of love…
A Night in the Martyr’s Village
A million deaths might be a statistic, but each one is a tragedy. Syed Shahriyar poignantly…
Own up, India.
Is the recent ban on ‘India’s Daughter’ another sign of our intolerance to criticism? Devjani Bodepudi…
An Era has ended. Let’s move on.
Rasipuram Krishnaswami Laxman might have passed away, but the RK Laxman we know and love still…