Ruchir Joshi
Ruchir Joshi

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  • Canapé Capers

    There is no more callous, matlabi and blindered creature than a modern art-apparatchik, I suspect not just in Navi Delhi but all over this sorry planet...

    BY Ruchir Joshi 12 June 2017

  • Cinéma Vérité

    In case you think making an art film is a bit of a jaunt, get rid of the idea. And if you somehow manage to make one, don't be too sure that you'd get to see it

    BY Ruchir Joshi 12 June 2017

  • Burnt Toast

    So why were the waiters so solicitous to our dillittante? "Our third friend, who's looking the most stylishly jhalla of us all offers an explanation: "It's the entertainment value. Look at all the others! They are so boring!"

    BY Ruchir Joshi 19 March 2007

  • Days Of Wine And Poses

    It's my theory that, just like a piece of land that shouldn't be over-cultivated, no city should be over-watered with Culture, and Delhi certainly is a prime victim of this phenomena.

    BY Ruchir Joshi 1 June 2006

  • Write Of Way

    The cherub is standing next to Amit Chaudhuri and it makes a beautifully complete picture--cute Pravasi Bongs will always rule philistinous cities such as Delhi, no matter what shape they come in

    BY Ruchir Joshi 25 May 2006

  • A Place To Hang Your Art

    While it is too early to proclaim the divide between the arty-ratti and the aam-public extinct, there is a start in that direction.

    BY Ruchir Joshi 11 May 2006

  • Bring Back The Movies

    Why doesn't going to the multiplex and paying through your nose provide the kind of rush it used to in the early days, oh those eight-nine long years ago? Why is it, in fact, more often than not, such a bum trip?

    BY Ruchir Joshi 27 April 2006

  • In Memoriam

    Dillittante would like to salute the passing of a great fellow Dillittante and Dil-e-Tant, Bhaskar Bhattacharya, aka Duster to some, BB to others, and Bhaskar-da to this writer.

    BY Ruchir Joshi 20 April 2006

  • No Free Launches

    There has developed in Delhi a connoisseurship of the participatory performance form called the `Booklaunch'. Recently, two fairly different ones from the genre, were held on consecutive evenings...

    BY Ruchir Joshi 6 April 2006

  • Frame By Frame

    A great natural tragedy bites into a coast equally very far from Batra Hospital and the DU Campus. A a psuedo-cynical 'NGO manager' goes down to see and finds the Calcutta photographer waking up again inside him.

    BY Ruchir Joshi 30 March 2006

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