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Gandu’s quest won’t bring tears to your eyes or that warm feeling in your heart. But you will also not be able to take your eyes off it.
For the patient, curious, and intrepid traveller, there is almost no better place for a food adventure.
In conversation with the minds behind the Dharamshala International Film Festival.
The brilliance of this film lies in the flesh, the muscle, the teeth that Kureishi’s writing gives it.
Did my leaving India bind me to it in a way that staying would not have?
Director Nina Paley uses lightness and humour to weave together a cutting commentary on one of the greatest epics in history.
For an Indian living in the U.K., an angry yellow curry is better than no curry.
Chris Smith’s The Pool is a narrative of survival, not triumph; of life, not drama. Released in 2007, it is everything that Slumdog Millionaire was not.
In 2012, all it took was a 20-minute-long talk at UPenn for an unknown name, Nipun Mehta, to become an Internet phenomenon.
Flying Air India somehow brings out the unreasonable, the rebellious, and the ridiculous in a disconcertingly large number of passengers.
A small fire pierces the indigo chill, while the rough bristles of a broom scrape the stained pavements.
