Anuja Chandramouli: The Hopeless Blogger!

A searing look into the bare bones of a dysfunctional marriage, played out against the backdrop of encroaching madness, Kiran Manral’s “M...

Forget Vicky Kaushal, everybody seems to be crushing on the Supreme Court nowadays thanks to landmark judgements which will no doubt have...

Infinite Variety: A History of Desire in India by Madhavi Menon is just what it says it is and so much more. Frog – leaping between a hi...

When it comes to what women wear, everybody has an opinion. There is always somebody seeking to enforce some weird dress code, making it ...

The Buddha is one of the most beloved and revered figures in the realms of history, mythology and legend with his teachings resonating to...

Missing in action :(  I have a confession to make. While it is true that I can be mawkish when it comes to national identity, feel a ...

If you don't read the newspaper, you are uninformed. If you do read the newspaper, you are misinformed. ~Thomas Jefferson Nowaday...

Ira Mukhoty’s Daughters of the Sun is so engrossing, one is filled with resentment, every time the demands of real life intrude and yank...

A Rajinikanth film is a pan – Indian phenomenon. His latest cinematic offering is Kaala helmed by Pa. Ranjith, whose passionate ideology...

Sudeep Chakravarti’s ‘The Baptism of Toni Calangute’ manages an affecting trifecta in that it is somehow harrowing, humorous and ultimate...

It is no secret that the Divide and Rule policy was favoured by every invader and imperialist to have held sway over the Indian subcontin...

To commemorate World Book and Copyright Day, I was queried by Divya Kala Bhavani of The Hindu on contemporary copyright issues. Have reprod...

In a bizarre turn of events, the Gujarat High Court ruled that marital rape is not a criminal offense under Section 375 of the Indian Pen...

For the most part, we are a hedonistic, ridiculously materialistic lot who like our fancy cars, swanky apartments, Burberry bags (or is i...

Ashwini, an 18 year old student was publicly attacked outside Meenakshi Engineering College, Chennai where she was reading Commerce, by o...

What can I write about my big fat experience on getting published? Firstly, it is so much more fun to narrate it as opposed to actually l...

Imraan Coovadia’s Tales of the Metric System is something of a chore to read. An ambitious undertaking with a sprawling narrative compose...