From chaats to cutlets and sandwiches to samosas, if there’s one thing that can bind these dishes together, it is chutney. I Read More
Shaleen Wadhwana is an independent arts educator and cultural heritage professional. Her curatorial practise explores meta-narratives in global history and artistic responses to contemporary social issues, reflected in her current show FRIN/GE at Vadehra Art Gallery Read More
Rahul Ram is a bass guitarist, singer, comedian, composer, and activist. A member of one of India’s pioneering rock outfits,... Read More
Jyotsna Mohan Bhargava worked with NDTV for fifteen years as a senior news anchor and senior news editor. She is... Read More
Any music aficionado who has been to Delhi will tell you about The Piano Man Jazz Club. From emerging local... Read More
Almost three years ago, Raghav Meattle was the first artist kind enough to grant Kartik Sundar an interview. Back then, Raghav’s... Read More
It’s no secret that The Beatles had an affection for India, but, the entire genre that they pioneered seems to... Read More
The Indian media’s coverage of the SSR case, the drug bust, and the general vilification of Rhea Chakraborty is nothing... Read More
For the first edition of the inCulture conversation, Anant Shah is joined by two phenomenally talented musicians and conversationalists –... Read More
For the past three years, discussions around nepotism in the film industry have been a constant feature of media interviews... Read More
Through a look at three immensely popular mainstream Bollywood films that have attempted to have conversations around cast (Lagaan, Swades, Article 15), we try to highlight the lack of attention paid towards casteism in Urban India by the Indian film industry. Read More
Exploring the transition from hedonistic to conscious Hip-Hop in the subcontinent. Read More
