Archive
EDITION: July-Aug 2016
Think
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The long road less travelled
Every enduring tale looks unforced. Consider Kareena Kapoor Khan's
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The written word on popular culture
The Indian-English publishing boom has made chronicling heritage easy
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An exploration of greys with author Shyam Selvadurai
Sri Lanka-born Canadian novelist Shyam Selvadurai on the issues of sexual identity and the role of creative writing in healing the wounds of war
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Bhupen Khakhar and the art of criticism
Tate Modern's Bhupen Khakhar retrospective may be in danger of being hijacked by critics high and low, but the artist's relevance cannot be undermined by the noise
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Rock is dead (well, almost)
Over the past few years, old age has snatched a generation of iconic singers
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Sairat effect: Looks like the underdog will have his day
Nagraj Manjule's Sairat has helped audiences take a step towards inclusion
Work
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India Circus and the ring master
Krsnaa Mehta started India Circus in 2013 to bring Indian pop art to home decor products
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12 hours in Colombo
You can sample heritage, trains, sea views and, definitely, a crab
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Gauri Gill's search for the desert rose
By abandoning a preset narrative, photographer Gauri Gill found inspiration and passion in rural Rajasthan
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That other story in Berlin
A most unusual Berlin bookstore is making book lovers from far-flung corners of the world feel right at home in the city
Live
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In pursuit of the elusive calm
Return from a week in Thailand thrice rejuvenated. We have your itinerary handy
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Kareena Kapoor Khan: Ms Congeniality. Really.
Sixteen years of surviving Bollywood hasn't turned Kareena Kapoor Khan into a hardened cynic. Quite to the contrary. The 35-year-old actor busts a few myths about herself and explains her inner calm
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A tale of two cities
Poland's bloodied history has had a telling impact on Warsaw and Krakow, but both have shown exemplary resilience to be counted among the great cities of eastern Europe
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Zorawar Kalra: The culinary artist
Food entrepreneur Zorawar Kalra plans to create 'the best restaurant company in the world'
Play
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'How many actors get paid to eat and act?'
Actor Bhumi Pednekar, who put on 24 kilos for her National Award-winning debut film, on her unusual journey into the movies, her physical transformation for the role and on why body shaming - of women and men - is a soul-destroying malaise
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Watch what women want
As ladies' watches have become larger, more complicated and more expensive, it's paying off for luxury watch brands big time
