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A WOMAN UNDER PUBLIC SCRUTINY
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SATISH GUJRAL: ART BEYOND PARTITION’S TRAUMA
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ANURAG CHAUHAN: YOUNG BODY, OLD SOUL
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SANJIB SABHAPANDIT: PURPOSE-DRIVEN CINEMA
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WHEN GRIEF BECOMES ART
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A WOMAN UNDER PUBLIC SCRUTINY
Austere, affecting tale of a woman hounded. Saibal Chatterjee’s review of Sandeep Kumar Paul’s Bengali film explores privacy, moral policing and institutional prej...
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SANJIB SABHAPANDIT: PURPOSE-DRIVEN CINEMA
Sanjib Sabhapandit is in conversation with Utpal Datta about Assamese cinema, purpose-driven filmmaking, cultural identity, audience reach, financing, artistic responsibility,...
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SHAKUNTALA NAGARKAR: DEATH IN THE SADDLE
A tribute by Prof Dr Avinash Kolhe to legendary Lavani exponent Shakuntala Nagarkar, whose extraordinary artistry, wit, dignity, and lifelong devotion transformed Maharashtra'...
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TERMITE REVIEW: SHAUNAK SEN TRIUMPHS
Saibal Chatterjee hails Termite as a remarkable debut in fiction, beginning with the unforgettable line: “Shaunak Sen’s first stab at fiction is a triumph,” ...
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THERE’S NO IF…ONLY BHATT!
As 78-year-old veteran filmmaker, producer and writer Mahesh Bhatt called time and dialled out of the director's space, Monojit Lahiri—a childhood buddy and close Bhatt-...
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FEROZ KHAN’S GENTLE ARTISTIC WORLD
Khalid Mohamed explores Delhi artist Feroz Khan’s remarkable journey from Purani Dilli banner painting to acclaimed contemporary art, revealing his inspirations, mentors...
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SAATH TERA: POETRY BECOMES SONG
Ahead of Saath Tera’s 24 August release, Vinta Nanda speaks with poet-filmmaker Barnali Ray Shukla about longing, Old Delhi, handwritten memories, and the delicate journ...
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IDENTITY, EXILE, MEMORY AND DEATH
Devdutt Trivedi examines Pankaj Rishi Kumar’s To Die a Frenchman through phenomenology, absurdism and existentialism, exploring Mounissamy’s fractured French-India...
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MAX, MIN, MEOWZAKI: LOVE, LOSS AND A CAT
Saibal Chatterjee reviews Max, Min and Meowzaki, a warm, perceptive exploration of love, grief, family, friendship and healing, elevated by fine performances and a gentle cine...
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THIRTEEN DAYS WHEN HUMANITY HELD
At an intimate Mumbai screening of Martin Bourboulon’s 13 Days, 13 Nights, the fall of Kabul became more than history revisited, writes Vinta Nanda. It became a story ab...
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