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The slow route | Raghubir Yadav in 'Om Ka Hari'
Actor Raghubir Yadav on choosing craft over stardom and finding magic in ordinary lives
Actor Raghubir Yadav on choosing craft over stardom and finding magic in ordinary lives
Amazon Prime Video's village comedy Dupahiya returns for a second season with a fresh set of social themes
A range of independent Indian cinema is being showcased at this year's Busan International Film Festival
With the 'Vvaan — Force of the Forrest', TVF ventures into folklore, and brings a story rooted in Indian legend to cinemas
Bharatbala's short documentary on the Ramnamis of Chhattisgarh is an extraordinary tale of dignity and resilience
A new exhibition in Kolkata's Akar Prakar turns the human body into a site for questions about identity
A centenary exhibition in Kolkata reveals the man behind the myth that was Uttam Kumar
Art Alive Gallery marks 25 years with specially commissioned works spanning generations of Indian art
Tabish Khair's sharp new novel explores refugees and displacement as symptoms of a larger malaise
Recent book releases that should be on your reading list
Fatima Sana Shaikh brings restraint and nuance to her cop character in 'Hunkkaar:The Roar'
Writer Irwin Allan Sealy's latest book—Flying Yoginis—combines reportage and reflection
The first-ever Corbett Literature Festival will bring writers and artists into dialogue with scientists, conservationists and frontline forest workers
An exhibition of Krishen Khanna's works brings together a lifetime of his observations of people on the edges, on the move, and forever evolving
Textile and cartography unite to trace cities, journeys and forgotten histories
Kolkata's original Chinatown in the heart of the city now has an art gallery celebrating its heritage
Rahul Roye's 'Aman' explores gender and identity through the story of a trans man confronting an experience deeply tied to womanhood
Theatrical and OTT releases you should not miss
Amit Chaudhuri's meditative new novel—'Chateau Rouge'—explores Paris's 'Little Africa' through the eyes of a writer who arrives in the city for a residency
G. Ravinder Reddy's enduring interest in the human form anchors his first solo exhibition in a decade