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An unfathomable fury: on Bhisham Sahni's (and Govind Nihalani's) Tamas
By Unknown Tuesday, March 29, 2016

An unfathomable fury: on Bhisham Sahni's (and Govind Nihalani's) Tamas

[ Did a version of this piece for Flipkart Stories ] In one of the quietest but most effective scenes in Govind Nihalani’s 1988 telefilm Tam...
'If a plumber said she had plumber's block, would you condone it?' - a Q&A with Jerry Pinto
By Unknown Saturday, March 26, 2016

'If a plumber said she had plumber's block, would you condone it?' - a Q&A with Jerry Pinto

[ Did this interview for Scroll ] Introduction : Earlier this month, Jerry Pinto’s 2012 novel Em and the Big Hoom was awarded the Windham-C...
Quotes from the bestseller machine
By Unknown Wednesday, March 23, 2016 Forbes columns

Quotes from the bestseller machine

[ My latest Forbes Life column, with selections from the "Craft of the Bestseller" session I moderated at JLF this January ] If yo...
Nitpicking about a piece on Oscar-winning actors
By Unknown Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Nitpicking about a piece on Oscar-winning actors

Happened to read this piece about "10 actors who won Oscars for the wrong movie". I know this is the sort of lightweight list thi...
On Aligarh, Carol, rear-window ethics, and a love that whispers its name
By Unknown Friday, March 18, 2016

On Aligarh, Carol, rear-window ethics, and a love that whispers its name

[ My latest Mint Lounge column ] Spend a few minutes in a hall showing Todd Haynes’s Carol , then move to one where Hansal Mehta’s Aligarh ...
“Venom, to thy work!” How Agatha Christie committed her murders
By Unknown Sunday, March 13, 2016

“Venom, to thy work!” How Agatha Christie committed her murders

[ Did this review for Scroll ] I don’t know what the Belgian detective Hercule Poirot would make of noisy, crowded, grimy Ludhiana, but it w...
Impossible is nothing: three wise men write a book about Amar Akbar Anthony
By Unknown Saturday, March 12, 2016

Impossible is nothing: three wise men write a book about Amar Akbar Anthony

[ Did this piece for the Hindu Literary Review ] Manmohan Desai’s 1977 film Amar Akbar Anthony , one of Hindi cinema’s most beloved entertai...
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