Utkarsh Mani Tripathi

A review of Brinda Charry's "The East Indian" (HarperCollins India 2023)

Author Lindsay Pereira argues that the memory of the 1993 Bombay riots has been scrubbed off its relevance an…

We define censorship as the striking out of free expression from the public record for state security, removi…

What You Are Looking for Is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama is an ode to the magical power of recommendation…

Banded together, the titles on the 2023 JCB Prize longlist constitute a manifesto for a nation on the verge o…

Ranajit Guha (1923-2023), the pioneer of the subaltern studies, has passed away, some days shy of turning 100…

It is the return of movies like Pathaan, Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahani, OMG 2 and Jawan that a film buff see…

"Children begin by loving their parents; as they grow older they judge them; sometimes they forgive them," sa…

Portraying a cop who follows in the tradition of muscly, brawny law enforcers such as John McClane in the 'Di…

With several Pakistani artists and performers amassing global popularity, Netflix's first Pakistan series sta…

AI tools are paving the way for artists and creatives to fill the gaps in their reality with the filigree of …

Imtiaz Ali has portrayed romance in less upper-class settings but rarely has he been as relatable and prophet…

What is a good chant to meditate on? Surely not Clair de lune by Claude Debussy. What about Four Seasons by A…

Your ears probe the ebb and flow of the background score, your eyes ferret out sources of discord. And it's y…

In July 2007, a wave swept across bookstores in India. The frenzy of anticipation was sparked by full-page sp…

At the end of the first episode of HBO's runaway hit Succession, the cacophony of noises from countless TV ne…

title%% Trauma is a common thread that runs through most films nominated for the 2023 Academy Awards. What ma…