COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 26 June 2006
The English tried, but the Germans didn't rise to any taunt; Teamgeist isn't just a ball
The English tried, but the Germans didn't rise to any taunt; Teamgeist isn't just a ball
Down one day, up the next. Will the Sensex settle down?
Big B reassessed; No longer terror; Bang, bang; Attack from above
OTHER STORIES
The naval war room leak case has had many strange twists and turns. Here's how thedefence ministry and the navy have tied themselves in knots...
Ravi Shankaran is absconding even as the probe drags on in the war room leak case
A group of women overcamepanchayat apathy and red tape to bring water to their parched village
Was it the toadies who surrounded Pramod? Did money play a part as well?
Murky episodes prior and post the tragedy deepen the intrigue <a href="dossiersind.asp?id=33" target="_blank">Full Coverage</a>
The film song is mass hypnotism, an aid to help us forget. But the past never leaves.
Let's bring back the spirit of the golden oldies
Consistent eclecticism has kept Tamil film music virile
Thematic score—and silence—were his gift to our films
We know something the West doesn't. Song 'n dance can hold up a film.
Music is in the very DNA of our films, say top directors
The Dada Saheb Phalke award winner whose six-decade-long career shows no signs fading, on the changing world of Hindi film music, the new trends and the old memories
The government must look at innovative ways to soften the fuel price hike
The fuel price hike issue has brought the party-government fissures in the open
Kissing has become quick social currency, can we be a bit thrifty with it?
Wait another five years to implement the reservation policies
One of Bollywood's last active links with its golden era, the veteran lyricist shares his unique musical insight and sense of history in a freewheeling conversation
Constitutional amendments have distorted beyond recognition the President's role as originally conceived.
With Ravi Dayal's untimely demise, all eyes in the publishing industry are on his one-man imprint...
It is the stories where human lives stray plausibly, but irrevocably, into surrealist territory, while remaining touchingly human, where Sarang is at his most powerful
No rage, no bullying tone here. Instead this iconoclast explores the pathological reasons for Dalit phobia.
From classical strains in the heyday of the talkies, the music industry now encompasses all song genres
S.D. Burman (1921-75)
Lata Mangeshkar and Mohammed Rafi (1924-80)
Shailendra (1923-66)
<i>Guide</i> (1965)
<i>Man Re Tu Kaahe Naa Dheer Dhare</i>: the Song, the composer, the lyricist
<i>Outlook</i> asked 30 leading composers, lyricists and singers to name their all-time favourite Hindi film songs. Here are the top twenty.
Enough. No more 'which Hindi film song is the greatest' debates. <i>Outlook</i> asked, and the men who make the music have spoken...
