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Bridging Kathak and grief, borne by children in war zones, with the music of SOI

India, Sept. 6 -- Can grief be danced? Can an orchestra make absence audible? Kathak exponent and choreographer Aditi Mangaldas is attempting both, taking off from the silence left by children caught ... Read More


Bridging Kathak and grief, borne by children caught up in war zones, with the music of SOI

MUMBAI, Sept. 6 -- Can grief be danced? Can an orchestra make absence audible? Kathak exponent and choreographer Aditi Mangaldas is attempting both, taking off from the silence left by children caught... Read More


The Bombay I carry smelt of kerosene and wet cotton

MUMBAI, Aug. 10 -- Sai Paranjpye, 88, occupies a singular space in Indian film history. Neither aligned with mainstream Hindi cinema's spectacle nor entirely enclosed within the austere idiom of paral... Read More


The Bombay I carry smelt of kerosene and wet cotton

MUMBAI, Aug. 9 -- Sai Paranjpye, 88, occupies a singular space in Indian film history. Neither aligned with mainstream Hindi cinema's spectacle nor entirely enclosed within the austere idiom of parall... Read More


Patrons savour Poornima's memories

MUMBAI, July 29 -- The Maharashtra FDA's decision to suspend the FSSAI licence of Poornima restaurant, popular for its Udupi fare, in Mumbai's Fort area has turned what might have been a routine regul... Read More


Why an Elkunchwar play waited 20 years to be staged

MUMBAI, July 15 -- For two decades, it existed more as rumour than theatre. Among actors and directors in Marathi theatre, Mahesh Elkunchwar's 'Eka Natacha Mrityu' ('ENM, An Actor Exits') acquired an ... Read More


Why an Elkunchwar play waited 20 years to be staged

MUMBAI, July 14 -- For two decades, it existed more as rumour than theatre. Among actors and directors in Marathi theatre, Mahesh Elkunchwar's 'Eka Natacha Mrityu' ('ENM, An Actor Exits') acquired an ... Read More


'Took centuries-old oral tradition to global arena'

Mumbai, July 6 -- Teejan Bai, the legendary Pandavani exponent, whose ringing voice carried tales of the Mahabharata from the villages of Chhattisgarh to concert halls across the world, died in Raipur... Read More


'Took centuries-old oral tradition to global arena'

Mumbai, July 6 -- Teejan Bai, the legendary Pandavani exponent, whose ringing voice carried tales of the Mahabharata from the villages of Chhattisgarh to concert halls across the world, died in Raipur... Read More