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ACHIEVING CULT STATUS: MASSEY SAHIB
O.P. Srivastav brings Raghubir Yadav and Arundhati Roy's celebrated debut Massey Sahib, a 1985 Hindi drama, adaptation of Joyc...
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A MAN FROM MOTIHARI: ABDULLAH KHAN
\Aparajita Krishna writes, “The Boy of ‘Patna Blues is now A Man From Motihari!”
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DIVYA SETH SHAH: Actor for a Lifetime!
Aparajita Krishna is in this free-wheeling conversation with actor Divya Seth – packing her life, friends, family and ca...
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Right at the Centre: Anuradha SenGupta
Anuradha SenGupta’s introduction of herself as a professional, best summarizes her writes Aparajita Krishna Read More
SMM AUSAJA: Keeper Of Our Cine-Heritage & Memorabilia
SMM AUSAJA, our man in the frame, deserves not just this mere article, but perhaps books on him writes Aparajita Krishna.
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Abdullah Khan of Patna Blues
Aparajita Krishna writes that the debut novel of the 49 year old author born in village Pandari, 40 Kms from Motihari in Bihar...
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Why is it a great time to be a writer
Anita's attic is a complete creative writing course and mentorship program conducted by the author, Anita Nair at Rangoli Art Centre in Bangalore. She believes tha...
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Arundhati Roy: Novelist With A Sting
Since the publication of her best-selling debut novel, Arundhati Roy has written often, using her pen as a weapon. But there is a reason why she is far more formidable as a...
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Ghachar Chochar: Vivek Shanbags Book Review
The novel written by Shanbhag, who has been compared to Chekhov, is the first of his works to translated into English Think of great Indian novels since Salman Rushdie set ...
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Democracy's Dirty Word
- Is politics overtaking India's inherent humanism?
Why have we become so intolerant of the term "intolerance"? Crisscr...
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