A tale of kidnapping and a test of loyalty
In early 2003, my law career took an unexpected turn into the dangerous world of international kidnapping. It began with a headline: “British Oil Worker May Be Dead.” The man in question was my client,…
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‘Destination Delhi’ review: Tale of a migrant’s dream of making the city his own
To ask what it means to be a Delhiite is to open a Pandora’s box of questions- there are simply too many things that define those who live in the capital city. History has recorded…
‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ review: A gripping tale of origins of creatures that silenced the world
Is anybody up for some pizza in an apocalyptic world? Because, A Quiet Place: Day One brings you exactly that. A perfect prequel that won’t let you take your eyes off the screen, A Quiet…
The interwoven threads of fashion and art: A tale of collaboration and inspiration
The worlds of contemporary art and modern fashion share a deep and dynamic relationship, with each one influencing and inspiring the other in myriad ways. Throughout history, artistic movements have provided fertile ground for sartorial…
Main Atal Hoon review: The late PM’s poetry and inspiring tale linger on
Pankaj Tripathi as former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in his next movie ‘Main Atal Hoon’ | Twitter One of the most significant takeaways from Main Atal hoon is the lingering memory of Pankaj Tripathi…
Sabarimala: A tale of flickering light in the woods
Every year, multitudes of pilgrims at the Sabarimala Ayyappa temple in a Kerala forest go into raptures at the sight of a flickering flame far away at Ponnambalamedu grasslands. Their numbers have only increased even…