‘My beginnings are slow…and my books come slowly’
Talk to her about major Indian publishing houses working with Pakistani writers and she says that around a decade back, it was
New books for year end reading
The Holidays are here… and while its fun to catch up with friends and family, it’s also the perfect time to pick
‘Oh To Believe in a Better World’
The arguments around authoritarianism in “Oh To Believe in a Better World” will inspire the audience of Kochi Muziris Biennale to consider
Stage set for Jaipur Literature Festival
Writer and oral historian Aanchal Malhotra will be in conversation with the author of ‘Partition Voices’, Kavita Puri, where she reveals how
Alper Aydin depicts political environment in Kochi Biennale
Aydin, who uses various mediums of contemporary art to express his ideas and to relate to the audience, has come out with
Deepan sets theatre closer to a football match
“The audiences will get to witness works by some major theatre persons like Brett Bailey, Romeo Castellucci and Eugenio Barba. Indian directors,
A complete fusion of creative expressions
The programming this year will give weightage to Interdisciplinarity, which will be further explored by Quasar Thakore Padamsee and Geeta Chandran through
Mayuri Upadhya born to ‘create’ and she will continue to do that
Talking about her studio process and how she selects her themes (or how they ‘come’ to her), this dancer and choreographer states
The Blue Bar: An evocative thriller on lost love and murderous obsession
Past and present blur as Rajput realises he’s on the trail of a serial killer and that someone wants his investigation buried
‘Ladies Tailor’ : Representing the refugee spirit
This is a gripping and deeply moving story about reviving humanity in inhuman times and it keeps you floating in the emotions…writes