Pastry chef Pooja Dhingra turns to fiction and for the first time, writes for children, folding in butter and sugar and dreams, as she talks about her journey
The Indian Express catches up with Amol Muzumdar, the coach who led the Indian women’s national cricket team to their first World Cup win
Restraint is not the absence of passion; it is passion under discipline
The singer reflects on a landmark Kashmir concert, a new nationwide tour, evolving musical technologies, and what he still cherishes from the old music era
US-based Indian-origin musician Zeshan B on campaigning for Zohran Mamdani, his now-viral moment of defiance and using music to start conversations about identity
The Russian filmmaker on making a film about his famous filmmaker father, his search for truth and how Russian films answer the deeper questions of life
Dum Pukht means “to breathe and cook”, and its story begins in 18th-century Awadh, under the reign of Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula
The Canadian pianist-composer, who will perform on November 16, on his Mumbai concert, his love for Indian food and music and the joy of live performances
Actor-producer Rana Daggubati on why he’s betting on filmmakers who tell good stories and how to break regional barriers
Some squeal, some shriek, some are quiet, either ways, there is always a rousing welcome when one is in Goa
The left-hander, who once joked that her agent looked like Paresh Rawal, is now among the world’s top female sporting earners — with 17 brands and a World Cup to her name
After 16 years of tears, toil, and triumphs, Harmanpreet Kaur’s World Cup-winning catch ended not just a match — but a family’s lifelong dream
It is not merely about leaving; it is about the limits of being loved. About how even the most generous arms cannot always erase inherited apprehension.
Singer Lucky Ali on touring at 67, his ‘unrefined’ voice and leaving the Hindi film industry where he didn’t really know anyone.
Screened a recent film festival in Delhi, To Nie Moj Film explores the complex relationship of a couple against the backdrop of a harsh winter.
At just 19, Oberoi joined The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai, as a trainee, earning Rs 150 a month. By 31, he was an executive chef
In most cases, the reportage of the man-animal conflict often glosses over the fact that the root cause is humans themselves
Writer-director Ritwik Ghatak’s films stand out for their stark depictions of social and cultural displacement. We piece together the portrait of Indian cinema’s fierce visionary — a filmmaker driven by a yearning for a wider audience and a lifelong struggle for acceptance
Kahe ko byaahe bides from Umrao Jaan is a song of love and longing that echoes the pain of exile
From mustard fields to city skylines, how Shah Rukh Khan became the song on screen, defining love and longing for an entire generation.
Through some of his iconic roles, Shah Rukh Khan has answered a question that is seldom asked now: What does it mean to ‘be a man’?
A look at the Delhi boy who dreamed big and became the face of New India.
Over their two-decade partnership, Jiten Thukral and Sumir Tagra have tried to make art accessible to all, engaging in playful ways to turn the audience into collaborators
When Gen Z is often accused of detachment, we find comfort in Shah Rukh Khan who believes so unapologetically in love and drama.
Rukmini Vasanth on how Rishab Shetty tricked her before inviting her for the narration of Kantara: Chapter 1, the prep for Princess Kanakavathi, and why Sapta Saagaradaache Ello – Side A and Side B was her acting lab.









