Early Indian television’s actual foray into mythology
A centuries’ old collection of mythical and magical tales popular from Middle Eastern to Southern Asia and beyond, a Seljuq
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Author: Sumit Chaturvedi
Mirza Ghalib (1988) by Gulzar: Reality, realism and allegorical liberty.
Indian television has not always been this melodramatic, lavishly decked up chimera of the life and times of the
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Tandoori Opinion XXXIII
Image Description: Two people are standing in front of a lift. The man on the left asks, “why is the
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Travelogue: Pachmarhi- History, Nature and Charm
Pachmarhi, a quaint little town couched within the Satpura Forest Reserve in Madhya Pradesh, is a beautiful travel destination with
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Book Review: Alpa Shah’s The Incarcerations- an investigation and an intervention
One of the many things that you realise reading Alpa Shah’s The Incarcerations is how little you knew before about
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