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Profile: Satyajit Ray

Walking tall

Gowri Ramnarayan

Excerpted from an article in the December 20, 1991, issue on Satyajit Ray, who went on to ...

From the Archives: January 31, 1992

Of crows… and cartoons

Gowri Ramnarayan

Interview with R.K. Laxman.

Reshaping the world

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

When women theatre makers gathered at the ninth edition of the Women Playwrights ...

Matriarch of music

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

THE concert hall in New Delhi was packed with connoisseurs of Carnatic music eager ...

Writing for life

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

Vijay Tendulkar (1928-2008), acknowledged as modern Indias finest playwright, never ...

Glitz and taste

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

Jodhaa Akbar strives to showcase magnanimity and tolerance in the midst of ...

50 years of drama

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

The debate on the National School of Drama gains topicality as the premier ...

Restoring lost voices

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

Neelam Mansingh used her journey from her home town to the metros and back again to ...

Creators' dilemmas

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

What are the options for serious film-makers in a world that has little patience ...

`To conserve the natural world'

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

Interview with Festival Manager Sarah Mitchell. THE ONCE-IN-TWO years six-day ...

Trilogy on stage

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

The annual theatre festival of the National School of Drama presents three ...

`We had three heads'

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

Interview with Uzbek director Ovlyakuli Khojakuli. A SHAVEN head streaming ...

`A just-born child'

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

Interview with Iranian director Mohammad Aghebati. A GRADUATE of the Iran ...

On-screen revolt

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

In "Offside", Jafar Panahi makes unforgettable use of comedy to ridicule a despotic ...

Straddling two worlds

GOWRI RAMNARAYAN

Interview with Hong Kong film-maker Stanley Kwan. ROBERT FROST said that ...

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Living on the edge

They are river people, whose lives ebb and flow with the waters of the Brahmaputra in a timeless rhythm. But now, hydroelectric projects and ...
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