Features

Mirror, Mirror: Part One

Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange embodies the conflict between individual free will and state control.

Marriage Aaj Kal

Where do women like us expect to find our men? And where and when exactly do these men of today expect to find their women?

Art, Cash, and the Summit

Is art being created any more for art’s sake? Who or what can determine the price of a piece of art?

Musings on Money

Does a person’s salary determine their value, their importance, their ability to contribute, to give and take from life?

(S)laughter

Witness the Joker’s transformation from a joke-spewing man of wits to a drain-rat, thirsty for power and ruled by insanity.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

Graphic violence, vivid and bizarre sexual encounters, and gut-wrenching parodies. Step inside.

Unsocial Networking

Basic rules of social conduct are fast fading into oblivion as a new kind of social tradition evolves.

Invaded and Conquered

The Eristoff Invasion Festival, headlined by British electronica giants The Prodigy: Undoubtedly one of the biggest, loudest, and most explosive concerts India has ever seen.

Empowerment Through Creativity

Delhi’s Music Basti aims to empower children by giving them a platform to express themselves through music.

The Zara Zara/Touch Me Dialectic

Katrina Kaif might swivel her hips as sexily and suggestively as she wishes to, but the notion of the ideal Indian woman hasn’t changed much.

At the Altar

Pallassena is a village that is proud of its temples and traditions, culture, and above all, simplicity.

Far Beyond Right and Wrong

Gore, terror, and bizarre incidents. The perfect place, created out of the dreary recesses of an ingenious mind: Neverwhere.