The Mule Movie Review

• Cinema
• By Ajit Duara

The autumnal feel of the movie rides over some of the more obvious flaws in it

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Bumblebee Movie Review

• Cinema
• By Ajit Duara

Of all the Transformers films, ‘Bumblebee’ is probably the most accessible to viewers who are not hooked on

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On a Knife Edge

• Books
• By Nandini Nair

From Amitav Ghosh to Ian McEwan

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The World Is What It Is

• Books
• By Nandini Nair

Surviving God and other delights

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Nayanjot Lahiri: The Time Keeper

• Books
• By Ullekh NP

Historian-archaeologist Nayanjot Lahiri takes us through India’s antiquity and values at breakneck speed in

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Zero Movie Review

• Cinema
• By Ajit Duara

It is not a great film, but certainly worth viewing once

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Best of Web Series 2018

• Cinema
• By Rajeev Masand

Must-watch online fare

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Best of Books 2018: Politics

• Books
• By Siddharth Singh

The American role and the nature of Pakistan

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Best of Books 2018: Poetry

• Books
• By Sumana Roy

A biography of water, the Gita refreshed and a record of sounds

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Best of Books 2018: Crime Fiction

• Books
• By Shylashri Shankar

Unreliable narrators, bear poachers, undercover Russian agents and much more

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Best of Books 2018: Editor’s Choice

• Books
• By S Prasannarajan

Flawed dreamers and hypnotic ideas

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Best of Books 2018: My Choice

• Books
• By Nandini Nair

William Dalrymple | Tishani Doshi | Srinath Raghavan | Aatish Taseer | KR Meera | Arshia Sattar | Pratap Bh

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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Movie Review

• Cinema
• By Ajit Duara

At some point in the movie, a certain detachment sets in, and no matter how admiring you may be of this 2.0

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Alternate Realties

• Books
• By Rajshree Chandra

Why the Human Rights project needs to be rescued

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Painting Utopia at Kochi Biennale

• Art & Culture
• By Rosalyn D’Mello

The fourth edition of Kochi-Muziris Biennale exudes utopic candour

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Henry Eliot: ‘There is something comforting about the classics when you feel uncertain about your own time’

• Books
• By Nandini Nair

Editor and author Henry Eliot tells how literature expands our experience of what it means to be human

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Generation Forward

• Books
• By Fehmida Zakeer

The future of politics in 16 compelling profiles

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It’s the Ideology, Stupid!

• Books
• By Siddharth Singh

The twists and turns of an Indian political plot

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Homeward Bound

• Books
• By Rini Barman

Belonging and outsider-ness in books from the Northeast

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Kedarnath Movie Review

• Cinema
• By Ajit Duara

A disappointing movie that is visually beautiful, but internally compromised

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