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Garfield Sobers and the Caribbean stories cricket cannot tell alone

New Delhi, Oct. 9 -- The recent passing away of the Barbadian cricketing giant Garfield Sobers, days short of his 90th birthday, signifies not just a huge sporting loss but the disappearance of a Blac... Read More


The mother who became an autumn bird

New Delhi, Sept. 29 -- There was a time-the 1970s to the 1990s-when the Indian Panorama showcase would attract many film aficionados from different parts of the country and from abroad to the Internat... Read More


Bhavni Bhavai: As relevant today as in 1981

New Delhi, Sept. 19 -- Some 45 years have passed since this writer first saw that breathtaking film about how "untouchables" lived and died-in poverty, squalor, and abject degradation-once upon a time... Read More


Adhithi: The 1974 film that put the 'happy' out of the Malayali family

New Delhi, Aug. 31 -- No social institution has spawned more writings, paintings, or dance and music than the family. Again, representations of the family in varied shapes, sizes, descriptions, behavi... Read More


Marquez, Las Malvinas, and cinema of 'the disappeared'

New Delhi, Aug. 15 -- The just-ended World Cup saw Lionel Messi and his team, along with thousands of Argentines in the stands, repeatedly invoke the killing of "our brothers" in Las Malvinas 44 years... Read More


Trilogy of solitude and a fable: Vittorio de Sica at 125

New Delhi, July 27 -- Few films have exerted as profound and lasting an influence on viewers the world over as The Bicycle Thieves. Its maker, the legendary master of Italian neorealism, Vittorio de S... Read More