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