By Vasudha Sahgal: The year 2012 was, on the whole, a good year for Bollywood. There were lots of blockbusters, some were expected while others were surprise packages. There were also some movies that swum against the usual norms and safe formula tides. They took
By Bini Mishra: “Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life's coming attractions.” ~Albert Einstein It all started with a two day workshop in ‘The Bakul Foundation’ with Marc-Andre-Roy that I developed an instant likeness towards the world of puppetry which is amusing, fascinating
By Nidhi Khurana: “Art is moral passion married to entertainment. Moral passion without entertainment is propaganda and entertainment without moral passion is Television.” -Rita Mae Brown Television probably is the most loyal invention that has stood by us in all the times, whether it was the
By Kush Kalra: The Screening of many films have been banned in India amid protests by some community members in pursuance to the request of the state police not to release the Film as it could disrupt communal harmony and lead to a law and order
By Anuroop Dhanjal: When it comes to an art form like dance it is very difficult to describe it in words. Since I deem dance as my passion I would like to talk about the same. Dance is one of the most beautiful ways of
By Amisha Bhardwaj: Just a few weeks back while shuffling through the books at a stall at the recent International Delhi book fair, a book, rather it’s title to be very honest, caught my eye; 'A Quest For Freedom'. The word ‘freedom’ is enough to fascinate
By Abhishek Choudhary: There are so many stories claiming the origin of the name of the national capital of India. I prefer “Dilli” for few reasons. It symbolizes the historical importance this city has. May be, its more apt for old Delhi but it just
By Devanshi Tyagi: Notes on a scandal was published in 2003 and nominated for the Man Booker in the same year. Also it was turned into a movie in 2006. One of the most dramatic and alluding lines of the novel is “Sheba and I had
By Harinie Thiagarajan: A few days ago, while returning from work, a particular tit-bit played in a local FM caught my attention and kept me thinking for a long time. The scene in it goes like this. “There is a wealthy king who wanted to