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Autograph at the London Indian Film FestivalAugust 5, 2011
by Hajra Naeem In a revival of Satyajit Ray’s 1966 hit Nayak, Srijeet Mukherjee’s Autograph gradually delivers its moral
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Kolkata Books by Rani KhannaJuly 31, 2011
Anna McNay reviews Kolkata Books, a documentary film by Rani Khanna which explores Kolkata's College Street – home
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The Hundred-Foot Journey by Richard C MoraisJuly 30, 2011
by Rik Ubhi Food has always been a handy trope to interrogate identity. And no more so than
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Someone Else’s Garden by Dipika RaiJuly 29, 2011
by Becky Barnes Born and raised as one of four children in India, Dipika Rai has collected enough
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Tender Hooks by Moni MohsinJuly 28, 2011
by Poonam Pattni Tender Hooks, Moni Mohsin’s latest novel, comes at a time when real questions are being
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The Kashmir Shawl by Rosie ThomasJuly 23, 2011
by Rohit K Dasgupta The Kashmir Shawl, the latest novel by Rosie Thomas, the award winning author of
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A New Wave and A New IdentityJuly 22, 2011
The second annual London Indian Film Festival screens the best of independent cinema. Mike Corcoran gives the
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An Indian SummerJuly 6, 2011
Radha Spratt checks in at An Indian Summer – a weekend-long arts festival held in Leicester to celebrate
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Meera Syal in conversation with BidishaJuly 1, 2011
29 June 2011, Southbank Centre Meera Syal tells an adoring audience how “I watched TV but saw no-one
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Celebrating AssamJune 17, 2011
Radha Spratt attends Celebrating Assam at the Nehru Centre in London on 11 June 2011, for the
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Last Man In Tower by Aravind AdigaJune 15, 2011
by Lex Delaney Last Man In Tower, Aravind Adiga’s hotly anticipated third literary offering flings the reader into
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An Indian PortiaJune 14, 2011
by Poonam Pattni On a Tuesday night at the packed out Nehru Centre, chair Joshua Rozenburg introduced his
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Review: The Cloud Messenger by Aamer HusseinJune 8, 2011
by Sascha Akhtar At the end of The Cloud Messenger, Aamer Hussein gives a biographical account of his
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The Silent Valley: Retelling the story of Kashmir through ArtJune 5, 2011
by Radha Spratt Conceived by former Cambridge University arts students, either from or affiliated with Kashmir, the sold-out
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Review: The Good Muslim by Tahmima AnamMay 29, 2011
by Jack Murphy Set in the aftermath of Bangladesh's 1971 war of independence, Tahmima Anam's fantastic novel, The Good
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