Reclaiming One’s Voice
Raza Rumi cuts through the high decibel terrorism rhetoric to voice some ground realities of Pakistan,…
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Life Is Everywhere
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A Seventh Man in 2017
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‘Looking At The Relation Between Things And Ourselves’
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Berger-iana: Finding the Master in India
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The Esoteric Nature Of Truth
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All Fundamentalists Destroy The Essence Of What They Are Talking About
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Does Islam preach terror?
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The Axis Of Ignorance
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The Blood Soaked Closet
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Dhaka’s Tryst With Terrorism
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The Crucible
Journalist, filmmaker and author Adrian Levy who has written extensively on the subcontinent, decodes for us,…
What’s taking their place?
A few short verses for where prose stops dead… “Drink wine and look at the…
Anamika: That Which Is Nameless
Does artistic expression actually grow in response to attempts at stifling it? Deepa Bhasthi comments on…
Pappu Sain and The Drumbeat of Heaven
A bhang drinking, hashish smoking, dhol playing sufi can teach us a lot about resisting the…
Pakistan, Bollywood Style
Three films about by Indians about Pakistan. (1) Nuanced, amusing… but ultimately self serving. (2) Earnest,…
A Marriage of ‘Foes’
The Indo-Pak partition for some of them is gun fires, bomb-making classes, smiling buddhas, hotlines and…
Pakistan: Snapshots from the Border
Living five kilometers away from the borders, Pakistan in many ways was an intrinsic part of…
Places in my mind
There are places in my mind where I have never been. When I write I often…
No standing in these places, walk on
Roberto Rosselini’s Germany Year Zero (1948) is set in post war Germany in depression. A classic…