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'Digital Deity' follows the metal video playbook closely, but its use of classical Indian dance offers a genuinely fresh perspective on intensity, movement, and emotion.

An ode to the Onam sadhya, its carefully choreographed flavours, and the people who keep the spirit of homecoming alive year after year.

Two contrasting installations by contemporary artists Vriddhi Sawlani and Hansika Mangwani invite visitors to sit with absence and inhabit the present, reframing memory-making as rest and restoration.

The song the prelude to a night out: getting dressed before heading out, music filling a room, friends gathering, and the hum of Mumbai waiting outside the window.

"The lyrics revolve around the liberation of a woman who has gone through heartbreak, and I felt that the UK garage sound did justice to that sense of freedom and release,” he notes.

Over 10 tracks, the artists explore, as the title track suggests, all the ways a person you love can ‘cut you and put you back like Abracadabra’.

In her reimagined Musafir (Live), the singer-songwriter revisits the beginnings of her independent journey — with ‘Faqeeran’ emerging as its most intimate, searching moment.

Whether leaning into Post Malone’s raw cinematic grit or Guru Randhawa’s blend of pop and cultural nostalgia, Ryan's direction always returns to feeling and how a visual can stay with a viewer.

In cities like Mumbai, architecture shapes how we feel. Architects Sarika Shetty and Rajeev Trehan discuss how buildings influence our sense of belonging, and what’s lost when cities grow without empa ...

Artist and composer Varun Nimbolkar’s EP 'Bah Bah Black Sheep' keeps storytelling at its heart, reimagining fusion music as a space for emotion and experimentation.