Karandeep Gujral: My mother, in her own words
Our Mother’s Day series ‘My Mum in her own words’ pays tribute to our mothers, showcasing the intergenerational bond between mother and child. Here, restaurateur...
The King bids farewell to Test cricket
Virat Kohli’s Test career was never going to be about subtlety. That much was clear when he burst onto the scene, a clearly prodigious...
Simran Sunil Vudayagiri: Nritya Archana
Dancer Simran Sunil Vudayagiri, in her role as one of the Ashta Nayikas (Eight Archetypal Heroines), is longing for her lover, perhaps Krishna.
She adorns...
S Shakthidharan: ‘Theatre unlocks our generational silence’
Rajni Anand Luthra: Shakthidharan, congratulations on your new play The Wrong Gods. Your earlier works (Counting and Cracking and The Jungle and the Sea)...
Review: The Wrong Gods, Belvoir St Theatre
The Wrong Gods, the third play written by S. Shakthidharan (also co-director) presented by Belvoir St Theatre, is a powerful story of displacement, familial...
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