A sharp, witty excoriation of babudom, but the bite's sting robbed by excessive detail
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The villain was meant to be hated, but that is what has come to be loved about him
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Cub hunks may be snapping at his heels, but Shahrukh Khan remains the face of Bollywood in the era of globalisation, when India is the new kid on the power bloc
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In trying a light-footed hand at some weighty events of our past, Misra's book falls between two stools
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He purloined hearts as easily as he broke them. Evergreen hero Dev Anand on his life and loves...
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The epic corporate battle of Mittal's takeover bid of Arcelor, fought against a backcloth of cultural anxiety
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A sepia-tinted India slumbers on in many foreigners: seekers, sojourners, job-hunters and those who stayed on
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India talks to itself via Bollywood and Anupama Chopra is there with a sharp ear listening and reporting back. Paisa vasool.
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Doing tragedy so immersively that he needed a shrink, learning the sitar from Ustad Vilayat Khan for six months just to shoot a song…there was method behind Dilip Kumar’s aura.
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