under Suhit Kelkar

Bombay in His Veins

Kiran Nagarkar was watching movies to put off writing, but ended up writing a novel set in Bollywood

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25 Jan 2012 | BY Suhit Kelkar
After the Serpent’s Sting

Maria Benedict, almost 11, was one of the 50,000 odd Indians who died of snakebite last year, but it was not the venom alone that killed her

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7 Jan 2012 | BY Suhit Kelkar
The Holy Holocaust

A stage adaptation of a poem that retells a Mahabharata myth in a modern context

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2 Dec 2011 | BY Suhit Kelkar
Lost in Song

Hindustani classical singer Shubha Mudgal and her husband Aneesh Pradhan conceptualise a theatrical production on the struggles of musicians down the ages

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2 Sep 2011 | BY Suhit Kelkar
My God

The sculptor of Maharashtra’s most popular Ganesh effigy wants to patent the look, but can divinity be turned into property?

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18 Aug 2011 | BY Suhit Kelkar
The Chance Revolutionary

The Egyptian Revolution through the eyes of a 22-year-old who suddenly found herself part of an uprising that toppled a 30-year-old dictatorship

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2 Mar 2011 | BY Suhit Kelkar
The Brown Baseball

The reason why some Indians play baseball.

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12 May 2010 | BY Suhit Kelkar
Down Slumdog Street

The artist takes inspiration from the workday scenes of zari workers and women before stoves in shanties

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15 Jun 2009 | BY Suhit Kelkar
Critical Condition

Arvind Krishna Mehrotra is the first South Asian to be nominated for Oxford University’s Professor of Poetry

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13 Jun 2009 | BY Suhit Kelkar
‘What Is It to the Corpse If the Maggots Nip?’

She had three names, and was famous in all of them. Poet Kamala Das passed away on 31 May

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11 Jun 2009 | BY Suhit Kelkar
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