Reflection / Can fractured families be repaired? Galpo Holeo Satti thinks so
30 August 2026
Tapan Sinha’s 1966 classic finds its answer in kindness, patience and the genius of Rabi Ghosh
30 August 2026
Reflection / The world changed. Nazrul did not become obsolete
28 August 2026
Fifty years after Nazrul’s death, the world is technologically unrecognisable but morally haunted by many of the same old divisions
28 August 2026
Nayak at 60: Satyajit Ray understood constantly being watched before the age of self-curation
13 August 2026
The 1966 classic turns Uttam Kumar’s star image into a quietly devastating study of fame and selfhood
13 August 2026
Pop Culture / Samurai Jack and the future we became
12 August 2026
Twenty-five years after its debut on Cartoon Network, its dystopian vision of technology, alienation and lost memory feels startlingly contemporary
12 August 2026
Pop Culture / Why Sheepstealer is House of the Dragon season 3’s best character
10 August 2026
Season 3’s scruffy wild dragon may also be Westeros’s wisest character: he wants no crown, no cause and absolutely no part in the Targaryens’ war
10 August 2026
Reflection / When Shakespeare met the rise of Bollywood
7 August 2026
Merchant Ivory’s Shakespeare Wallah captures a changing India where colonial theatre gives way to the glamour, confidence and mass appeal of Hindi cinema
7 August 2026
Reflection / The tragedy behind Hemingway’s triumph
22 July 2026
He revolutionised modern prose and embodied heroic endurance, yet remained haunted by wounds neither fame nor courage could heal
22 July 2026
Reflection / Every monsoon needs a song like this
7 July 2026
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Humera Channa transform separation into something larger than heartbreak
7 July 2026
Khushwant Singh: Between laughter and lament
In an age increasingly allergic to nuance, Khushwant Singh’s literary works remain instructive -- reminding that literature is not a decoration of society but its interrogation; that humour can coexist with grief
2 February 2026