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July 27, 2009
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 EXCLUSIVE: INTERVIEW
JHUMPA LAHIRI
"It's Mira's Stamp On My Story"
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author on the film versus the book, her characters, her connections with her Bengali family, her relationship with Nair, and her new work.
VIBHUTI PATEL
Magazine | Apr 02, 2007
 MOVIE: REVIEW
The Namesake
In the book vs film debate, my vote goes to the book— but this humane, warm and elegantly crafted film too holds its own
NAMRATA JOSHI
Magazine | Apr 02, 2007
REVIEW
Gogol Versus Ganguli
Displaced metaphors play out their genteel turmoil yet again, Jhumpa style
Amitava Kumar on The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri
Magazine | Oct 20, 2003
 REVIEW
A Vermeer Word Painting
Far from being a literary virtual reality ride, or a voyeuristic zoo-train view of an exotic subculture, Lahiri's sensory details, like the surface patterns of a rivulet, suggest the contours of what lies below and behind the flow of her narrative.
C.J. Gillen on The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri
Web | Oct 09, 2003
INTERVIEW
JHUMPA LAHIRI
"It Was Just A Natural, Very Exciting Decision"
Pulitzer winner Jhumpa Lahiri in conversation with Sheela Reddy some days before her wedding
SHEELA REDDY
Magazine | Jan 22, 2001
REVIEW
Hark, The Inner Drums
A promising debut, welcomed with excitement abroad
Vir Singh on The Interpreter Of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri
Magazine | Jun 14, 1999
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