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Women’s Voices
It is always interesting to explore scenarios in rural or small town India, wherein women are able to negotiate some power for themselves, however miniscule the impact may be....
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Love is Not the Answer
Bestselling author Elin Hilderbrand’s latest novel is titled The Perfect Couple, but actually goes on to prove that a perfect love is not always possible; even the most ...
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Two Women and A Deity
A man ignores his wife and home because he is devoted to God; and the God he prays to, ignores his husbandly duties because he cares for his devotees. This piquant situation,&...
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The Sisterhood of Suburbia
There is a popular saying: When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Laura Weisberger’s characters in her book When Life Gives You Lululemons are g...
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Ways of Seeing
Blind Date has a heartwarming premise - that disability need not mean the end of life. However, it belongs to the kind of theatre, not meant for aficionados, but for...
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Day of the Courtesan
The mermaid has been creature of fairytales and romances; but what if the half-fish-half-woman is really a malevolent force? Imogen Hermes Gowar’s historical novel with...
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A Classic Farce
It was the genius of Dario Fo that he could convert a grim tragedy into a farce that makes the audience laugh and feel uneasy at the same time. Even though he was telling stor...
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Many Shades of Feminism
In Meg Wolitzer’s novel, The Female Persuasion, a character called Faith Frank, a second wave feminist, gives a speech to students at which she says, “Wh...
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War of Words
Though many of his plays have been absurd or surreal, Makrand Deshpande wanted to experiment with an all-out farce, and what invites ridicule more than an Indian wedding? Howe...
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Through The Looking Glass
What happens when the quiet world of children’s books collides with Hollywood? Nothing much on the surface, but much turbulence underneath. A House Amo...
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