Renowned poet, playwright, storyteller and critic Partap Sehgal received the 4th Azhar Alam Memorial award recently at Gyan Manch, Kolkata, during the 14th National Theatre Festival organised by Little Thespian.
Boys will be boys—Until they’re something much worse
Kuldeep Cariappa’s Nodidavaru Enantare is a film that will haunt your nights and stalk your days.
Kolkata’s art landscape recently welcomed a fresh voice with the solo exhibition of an emerging artist, Priyanka Bhattacharjee, titled Rutted Terrain.
As the Cannes Film Festival approaches on 13 May, speculation is rife about the films that may be featured. Cannes, often dubbed the “Queen of Festivals”, continues to generate immense anticipation among industry professionals and media alike.
Dexter: Original Sin slices its way onto our screens, picking up—sort of—where Dexter: New Blood left off.
At the Madras Music Academy recently, the Sivamohanam School of Kuchipudi dance presented “Triyambaam”, an ode to the three goddesses of Hindu mythology—the Goddesses of knowledge, prosperity and energy.
The book Did I really do all this? explores this eternal question of existence through the memoirs and personal experiences of Vijay Raman.
This year, for the second time in succession, a woman, brilliant French actress Juliette Binoche, would head the prestigious main competition jury. She will succeed American director Greta Gerwig, who chaired the jury last year.
Deva is not just ingeniously scripted, constantly throwing surprises at us and not for shock value or to prevent our attention from going to the phone; it is also technically par excellence. Amit Roy’s camera captures Mumbai in all its toasted-brown glory, traversing lanes and roads with no fear of crowd feuding.
