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Cities On Film, Films On Cities: 5 Films To Watch At The Nagari Film Festival In Goa

Cities On Film, Films On Cities: 5 Films To Watch At The Nagari Film Festival In Goa

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The Great Himalayan Exploration documents practices now standing at the edge of ecological and cultural change.

A First-Of-Its-Kind Book Has Mapped The Cultural Heritage Of The Eastern Himalayas

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Shabnam Virmani’s ‘Had Anhad’ searches for Kabir’s boundless Ram. Travelling across India and Pakistan, the film reveals a spiritual inheritance that transcends doctrine, identity, and nation.

Documentary ‘Had Anhad’ Reclaims Kabir’s Notion Of Ram From The Ruins Of The Babri Masjid

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These markets encode how the city eats, negotiates, and understands the seasonality of live catch.

Kolkata’s Fish Markets Are Living Archives Of Bengali Food Culture

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Everyone who is even somewhat acquainted with Bollywood and Indian culture knows what DDLJ is.

Raj, Simran, & The NRI Dream India Couldn’t Get Over: DDLJ In Retrospect

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Inside The Kunj: A New Space That Puts Craft & Creators At Its Centre

Inside The Kunj: A New Space That Puts Craft & Creators At Its Centre

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A Los Angeles–based, South-Asian designer, she infuses her South Asian cultural sensibilities with a contemporary street-style edge.

With Her Latest Collection, Rupal Banerjee Is Shaping Womanhood From The Inside Out

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Hot off the heels of her latest release, 'Christmas Karma', we caught up with Gurinder to learn more about her Desi take on a Dickens classic.

Gurinder Chadha Reflects On Her Legacy: From 'Bend It Like Beckham' To 'Christmas Karma'

08 Dec 2025

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A still from Snigdha Kapoor's short film, 'Holy Curse'

Snigdha Kapoor & Lilly Singh Unpack 'Holy Curse' & Its Uncomfortable Truths

24 Oct 2024

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The session will explore how young artists reimagine Gandhi through play, imagination, and national memory, while also situating these images within contemporary debates around his fraught legacies

B Is For Bapu: What Children’s Art Tells Us About The Many Afterlives Of The ‘Mahatma’

08 Dec 2025

4 min read

The third edition of the Indian Culinary Agenda (ICA) Prize for Indian Food Writing turns to street food as a living record of identity, assimilation, and survival.

ICA’s 2026 Indian Food Writing Prize Takes On Migration & Survival Through Street Food

08 Dec 2025

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Shot inside a Delhi shelter in collaboration with Fur Ball Story, the music video documents dogs who survive abandonment and hope for a forever home — reminding us how these beautiful animals rearrange our lives, without asking for or needing permission.

‘Paws’ Is Shourya Malhotra’s Ode To The Canine Companions That Change Our Lives

08 Dec 2025

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Tipai’s Eco-Rooted Design Philosophy Offers A New Way To Experience The Wild

Tipai’s Eco-Rooted Design Philosophy Offers A New Way To Experience The Wild

05 Dec 2025

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In Conversation With Aadil Abedi: The Textures & Tensions Of His South Asian Heritage

In Conversation With Aadil Abedi: The Textures & Tensions Of His South Asian Heritage

13 May 2025

6 Exceptional Indian Poets On Our Radar

6 Exceptional Indian Poets On Our Radar

13 May 2025

A Guide To The Best Japanese Cuisine Across Mumbai

A Guide To The Best Japanese Cuisine Across Mumbai

19 Mar 2025

10 Incredible Indian Photobooks On Our Radar

10 Incredible Indian Photobooks On Our Radar

19 Mar 2025

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The session will explore how young artists reimagine Gandhi through play, imagination, and national memory, while also situating these images within contemporary debates around his fraught legacies

B Is For Bapu: What Children’s Art Tells Us About The Many Afterlives Of The ‘Mahatma’

08 Dec 2025

4 min read

Hot off the heels of her latest release, 'Christmas Karma', we caught up with Gurinder to learn more about her Desi take on a Dickens classic.

Gurinder Chadha Reflects On Her Legacy: From 'Bend It Like Beckham' To 'Christmas Karma'

08 Dec 2025

7 min read

A still from Snigdha Kapoor's short film, 'Holy Curse'

Snigdha Kapoor & Lilly Singh Unpack 'Holy Curse' & Its Uncomfortable Truths

24 Oct 2024

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Western counterculture, colonial legacies, and local realities shaped the music, myth, and meaning of India’s most iconic rave scene.

Goa Trance And The Afterlife Of Empire: A Post-Colonial History

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08 Nov 2025

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The striking frames dabble in visual metaphors of suffocation and separation.

Bidishah’s New Music Video Reinterprets Dysfunctional Relationships Through A Queer Lens

05 Sep 2023

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Shot inside a Delhi shelter in collaboration with Fur Ball Story, the music video documents dogs who survive abandonment and hope for a forever home — reminding us how these beautiful animals rearrange our lives, without asking for or needing permission.

‘Paws’ Is Shourya Malhotra’s Ode To The Canine Companions That Change Our Lives

08 Dec 2025

6 min read

The third edition of the Indian Culinary Agenda (ICA) Prize for Indian Food Writing turns to street food as a living record of identity, assimilation, and survival.

ICA’s 2026 Indian Food Writing Prize Takes On Migration & Survival Through Street Food

08 Dec 2025

3 min read

Ravindra Kaushik was born on April 11, 1952, in Sriganganagar, a Rajasthani town adjacent to the Indo-Pakistan border. His childhood was set against the backdrop of the Indo-Pakistan wars of 1965 and 1971.

The Black Tiger: How Legendary Spy Ravindra Kaushik Infiltrated The Pakistani Military

24 Mar 2023

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