Across India, libraries are emerging in unusual places to make books and reading cool again.
About The Author
Lalita Iyer is an Associate Editor at Outlook and the author of Sridevi: Queen of Hearts, The Whole Shebang, Raising Mamma and other books.
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For those who like things less cluttered, Season 3 of Fisk is now showing on Netflix
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Has the ‘Modification’ of the everyman’s ‘gamcha’ created a wave of pseudo-democratisation in India?
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Women in their fifties and sixties are seeking peace and lives free of emotional abuse and toxic partners by asking for divorces in a phenomenon called grey divorce.
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In this fortnightly column by Outlook India, we revisit Bollywood tropes and cliches of yore that are sorely missed. This time, it’s the lost-and-found formula.
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Actors in their 60s and 70s across Indian film industries are reinventing themselves in cinema and OTT and refusing to be put in a box.
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Lokesh Kanagaraj’s Coolie is a high testosterone action thriller with too many detours and too many cooks.
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On her 62nd birth anniversary, remembering Khwabon ki Shehzadi Sridevi, who went on to win many hearts across languages, despite a language barrier.
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Is India prepared to meet the needs of its ageing population?
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After enduring the dismal follow up to Sex and The City for three seasons, it’s a relief to bid goodbye finally to the dull spinoff
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