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Cinema
A world without women
Matrubhoomi , a powerful depiction of the systematic decimation of girls in a patriarchal society, announces the arrival of a new talent in filmmaking
MAITHILI RAO
Music
A movement for music
Veereshwara Punyashrama, a unique institution of Hindustani music in Gadag in north Karnataka, uses the power of classical music to bring about econom
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Cinema
Exploring Apu's world
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Satyajit Ray's celluloid classic Pather Panchali, a look at The Apu Trilogy, based on Bibhuti Bhushan Bando
SARBARI SINHA
Music
A school with a difference
The Kalkeri Sangeet Vidyalaya is a residential school of music run by a family of French Canadians and caters to the musical and general education of
PARVATHI MENON
Music
An exceptional musician
PANDIT PUTTARAJA KAVI GAVAI is likely to enter the Guinness Book of Records for a rather obscure reason. On his 92nd birthday on May 23, he would have
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Cinema
Pervez the peace-maker
Pakistani scientist Pervez Hoodbhoy's documentary on Kashmir crosses the border with a message of peace and friendship.
VASANTHA SURYA
Cinema
A missionary enterprise
The key elements of Zana Briski's Oscar-winning Born Into Brothels are questionable on points of fact, but these distortions pale into insignificance
PRAVEEN SWAMI
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Sudhir Mishra's Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi, a milestone in Indian political cinema, covers the turbulence that mark the pre- and post-Emergency days.
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Simmering silences
In Kaya Taran, Sashi Kumar explores the consequences of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots at the individual and social levels through the prism of Gujarat 2002
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The children of 1984
The horrors of the anti-Sikh riots of 1984 are revisited in two recent feature films with pertinent questions about identities and memories.
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Fetters on expression
IT was Black Thursday for the feature film Black Friday. A day before the movie was to be released, on January 28, the special Terrorist and Disruptiv
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