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Category: Homage

SPB — Tenor Nonpareil

October 26, 2020December 10, 2020By S Viswanath 0 Comments

Here once was a colossus cultural phenomenon nonpareil — SPB — a peerless performer par excellence whose magical, mellow voice saw legions of listeners drawn like bees to a honeycomb, as if a Pied Piper has cast a spell upon them to transport them to an Elysian world. Like many of his ilk in his time, […]

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Dev Anand — Yesterday was Another Day

September 26, 2020September 27, 2020By Amit Khanna 0 Comments

Dev Anand was Dorian Gray, Peter Pan and matinee idol all rolled into one. There may only be a handful of actors or filmmakers anywhere in the world whose career spanned 7 decades. Dev Saab, as he is still remembered, was one of the most pos­itive persons I have ever met. His effervescent charm, his […]

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Sushant Singh Rajput — the tyranny of solitude

June 30, 2020July 3, 2020By Amborish Roychoudhury 3 Comments

In an interview during his television days, Sushant Singh Rajput was asked about his favourite book. He sheepishly replied that he wasn’t into reading, but if he were to pick one he’d pick his Physics text book, because he didn’t understand it at one go, and had to spend a lot of time with it. […]

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Rishi Kapoor — Tujh mein kya hai deewane

May 7, 2020May 8, 2020By Amborish Roychoudhury 0 Comments

Rishi Kapoor — Tujh mein kya hai deewane A Bengali film buff growing up in 1980s small town India was overwhelmed with a plethora of influences. On the one hand there was the Shyam Benegal and Govind Nihalani universe. Sunday afternoons were about “regional cinema”, where one was gradually getting exposed to names like Adoor […]

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Authors

  1. Aditya Modak
  2. Amartya Acharya
  3. Amborish
  4. Amitava Nag
  5. Amit Khanna
  6. Ananya Nandan
  7. Anirban Lahiri
  8. Aparajita Sinha
  9. Arnab K Middya
  10. Babu Subramanian
  11. Daniela Rogobete
  12. Darshana Goswami
  13. Dnyanesh Moghe
  14. Divya Mehta
  15. Devdutt Trivedi
  16. Dipsikha Bhagawati
  17. Gautam Kaul
  18. Joy Bimal Roy
  19. Manoj Barpujari
  20. MK Raghavendra
  21. Monita Borgohain
  22. Mukhta Chand
  23. Oorvazi Irani
  24. Parthajit Baruah
  25. Premchand
  26. Priyanka Purthy
  27. Ratnottama Sengupta
  28. RK Bidur Singh
  29. Sathya Saran
  30. Saurabh Turakhia
  31. Sayantan Dutta
  32. S Viswanath
  33. Utpal Datta
  34. Vanessa Lien Bianci

Book Chapters

Preface — Words. Sounds. Images: A History of Media and Entertainment in India by Amit Khanna


Understanding a twin subgenre: new- and mixed-gen cinema of Malayalam by Christopher Dalton

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