Life Times
Up, close and personal with Harsh Mariwala, Chairman, Marico as he is set to launch his memoirs, Harsh Realities There are few in Indian family-owned businesses who can match Harsh …
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He believed that stars should never let their mystique fade with overexposure to the outside world. Dilip Kumar remained till his passing at the age of 98, a legendary star …
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Filmmaker Sandip Ray tracks back to his father, the legendary Satyajit Ray. By Shoma A Chatterji The Scenario Satyajit Ray shifted from the 3, Lake Temple Road residence to 1/1 …
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At the fountainhead of Indian cricket’s extraordinary lineage stands Sunil Manohar Gavaskar, writes Ayaz Memon It’s been 50 years since Sunil Gavaskar made his Test debut. Those of my vintage …
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Minoo Shah profiles Joe Biden, the 46th President of the United States and one who is looked to with hope by both Americans and Indians alike Leadership — and life …
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He was the epitome of music due to which the melody rich Sarod got an unthinkable status.… For me, the seven notes of music were him by Amjad Ali Khan …
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By A Correspondent Veteran Indian computer industry captain Faqir Chand Kohli popularly referred to as the Father of the Indian Computer Industry passed away earlier today (November 26, 2020). Born on March …
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Namrata Parikh (née Jaykrishna) writes about her exemplary grandparents, Mrugesh and Paru Jaykrishna, who embody the spirit of ‘Happy Spouse, Happy House’ I am very fortunate to be born in …
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The Beatles sang ‘A love like ours could never die as long as I have you near me’. These four couples tell Vandana Menon how they have navigated life together, …
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The sad demise of Balasaheb Thackeray seven years ago left a gap not just in politics but in the world of art, too. Vickram Sethi looks back November 17 marks …
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Sushmita Bhattrai spoke with three seniors on the occasion of World Senior Citizen’s Day and got their stories of ageing gracefully, coping with the Covid-19 scare and their tips to …
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The face-off between the two South Indian Brahmin communities is quite lored and loved over decades, writes Nagesh Alai The other day at dinner, an Iyengar friend of mine asked …
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As India celebrates its 73rd year of independence, the world is seeing unimaginable change at the physical, mental and emotional levels, in the wake of the current pandemic that has …
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Suguna Sundaram writes about the eternal romance between cricket personalities and film stars There are two things that the vast Indian populace indulges in unashamedly and lives vicariously through — …
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In the second of our series on Communities, the inimitable Bachi Karkaria holds forth on probably the quirkiest of them all – the Parsis How dare you ask me to …
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An introduction to Indian Shakespeare, born more than 2000 years ago. By Durga Dutt Gaur If Sanskrit were the lingua franca, Kalidas today would have been the most popular poet …
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Artist Lalitha Lajmi reminisces on growing up with her brother Guru Dutt, a story of struggle, passion, love, and fate… the fate of traumatic depression that took over his craft …
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Guru Dutt’s films have been a montage of his real life. From Pyaasa to Baharein Phir Bhi Aayengi, Guru Dutt has opened his heart to cinema and gives us some …
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Deepa Gahlot pays a tribute to the just departed actor with whom she interacted frequently over the years Plain-speaking was part of his nature, as his frequent scraps on Twitter …
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Dr. Arun Dravid remembers Gana-Tapaswini Mogubai Kurdikar, with whom he was closely associated I fondly and respectfully remember my long years of association with Gana-Tapaswini late Smt Mogubai Kurdikar (Maai), …
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Ayaz Memon looks back at the historic World Cup that he witnessed, which transformed the world of cricket for India. When Kabir Khan announced that he was making a film …
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Sonavi Kher Desai talks to D Sivanandhan, former DGP, Maharashtra, about police and the security of senior citizens With the substantial increase in the number of senior citizens in India, …
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Lalitha Lajmi talks to Sushmita Bhattrai about Kalpana Lajmi, the brilliant filmmaker and maverick personality “Art is like breathing; I can’t live without it.” Born into a Saraswat Brahmin family …
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From being practically written off to wielding the whip hand in the state’s leadership tussle, the Maharashtra strongman beats all the odds. Can one decode the enigma? Sujata Anandan gives …
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One of the early Indian names on the international music stage, Pandit Ravi Shankar left everyone mesmerized with his consummate skill. Narendra Kusnur sketches his encounters with the maestro PART …
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Even 18 years after his death, market maverick-turned-kingpin Harshad Mehta has refused to fade into oblivion, writes Anto T Joseph More than a quarter of a century after India’s Bombay …
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Our film actresses of bygone days were not all demure, and we have the pictures to prove it! By Vickram Sethi #10 Nargis In Awara, Nargis dons a swimsuit with …
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The Qurbani star was charismatic, path-breaking and ahead of the times, writes his daughter Laila Khan Furniturewalla They say your parents never die. They live through you and they leave …
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