Battleship Potemkin is primarily known for its innovative film language. It became a template for filmmakers world-wide.
Saikat Majumdar reflects on Tom Stoppard, theatre, postmodernism, and the personal memories that shape writing and performance.
A bold, darkly comic neo-noir where violence, wit, and subversive storytelling redefine the boundaries of modern Bengali cinema.
A sweeping, reflective look at KIFF 2025—its tributes, global cinema, migration stories, and the enduring magic of film culture.
A nostalgic reflection on the charm, ritual, and quiet power of the Great Indian Proposal Letter that once sealed destinies.
Born 145 years ago, Premchand’s name shoots off like a meteor in a star-studded sky of writers who wrote in both Hindi and Urdu.
The memories of the Emergency may have blunted with time. These bubble to the surface whenever the month of June comes around.
Artist Kiran Dixit, who exhibited in Kolkata recently, is the only female living disciple of Ramkinkar Baij
Women have always done the preparatory work like spinning of the yarn as part of the work leading up to the final weaving.
It is the nature of man to seek beyond his comfort zone whether to hunt for survival or conquer new territories.
The film Bohurupi unmasks the true thieves in our society entertains with satire, gold old folksy music and tremendous acting.
This essay is not just about Desai's latest offering, but an assessment of her works. She is someone whom Salman Rushdie calls, "a magnificent writer."
The refugee has always been the subject of jokes. This joke did the rounds during partition and even to this day in Bengal.
So what if you do not get to see an original Claude Monet in his maison at a small French village called Giverny. It is
The train from Paris to Béziers in the south of France continues to Barcelona on a two-hour journey.
Sète is a small commune but quite popular as a seaside resort. The first sights as we drive into the city are of the color
