Features

The Rainy Day Chicken

Pulpy tomatoes and the comforting smell of curry bubbling away in the kitchen—the perfect treat for a rainy day.

Khublai Shibhon, Sohra

Sohra is at most a two-hour drive from Shillong—scenic, with rolling greens and misty blues.

Don’t Break the Rules

In Fight Club, Palahniuk’s literary style hits you like a punch from down south and gets you on the chin.

Tonight, We Dine in Hell!

300 is about harsh realities, going far away from home, and never coming back.

Dream a Little Dream For Me

Neil Gaiman’s The Kindly Ones is structurally a greek tragedy, written with the soul of a deranged lunatic on a suicide mission.

Blood for Blood, and by the Gallons

A whirlwind, torrid introduction to exactly what your mother would not want to catch you reading.

Kasol Capers

Visiting Kasol in January is a little bizarre, but an adventure nonetheless.

Love Actually

Here’s to that austere, painful, joyous, and completely insane adventure called love.

Culture Jamming

Striving to uncover the truth hidden beneath layers of advertising euphemisms.

Rains, Coffee, and Muck

From mucky streets, to mucky railway platforms, to mucky office entrances, to mucky everything.

The Problem with Indie Movies Today

A quick look at the state of independent cinema in India and the West.

The Magic Dragon

What do you get when you have nine generations of magic flowing through your veins? Meet the new age P. C. Sorcar.