Despite the awe-inspiring numbers in which protestors showed up in the past month, the paper leak stir has yet again exposed a divide in the Left and its ideological messaging. The question is: Is it a fatal flaw?

A recent Instagram post by Mumbai-based Kamachi Studio caught our eye for intertwining Marathi poetry with hand-drawn illustrations, in a labour of love between two friends

From a 144p mobile projector in a Mumbai chawl to a grant-backed indie debut, Vikrant Patankar’s journey to the director’s chair proves that the best way into cinema is through the unlikeliest of doors

With Sacred Light, tabla virtuoso Ishaan Ghosh and vocalist Shankar Mahadevan revisit an eighth-century Sanskrit hymn. The idea is to ask one question: Can India’s oldest musical traditions find a new audience?

During the paper leak protests, we saw posters and sloganeering that seemed deeply rooted in homophobia. The queer community blames incel culture, but remains hopeful of change

Who’s acting, who’s manipulating, who is really real? As OTT platforms bring on a new renaissance to reality shows, audiences can’t stop watching. But, what happens to contestants behind the scenes, and why are these shows still struggling to have tough conversations?