Through the worlds of Simran Yagnik, Hemanth Kumar, Krisha Bhuva, Sunil K and N Divya and Nivedita Shinde, you'll get to see different interpretations of how humans interact with the spaces, objects, ...
Anuparna Roy speaks to Homegrown about her Venice-bound second feature, ‘Lovers In The Blue Night’, and her filmmaking practice shaped by memories, migration, desire, class, and belonging.
Across three lethal tracks, Naisha Bhargabi fuses Hindi vocals, Trinidadian patois, and heavy low-end club weight into an unapologetic, borderless flex.
From nineteenth-century visual archives to contemporary explorations of memory, migration and belonging, these exhibitions across Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata offer compelling reasons to spend time with ...
As Mumbai grapples with a severe shortage of public open spaces, a BMC proposal to convert the Neville D’Souza Football Ground into a convention centre has sparked protests and reignited debates about ...
While grieving the loss of a space they had built with their own hands, the team realised Barfind wasn’t limited to a hidden room in a legacy building.
Amay Mehrishi’s ‘Abracadabra’ follows a 12-year-old boy exploring friendship, rejection, identity, and longing in a heartfelt coming-of-age story set during a simple ride home.