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A Tale Of Two Directors- Abhishek Chaubey And Anu Menon
Udta Punjab and Waiting are clearly major stylistic departures from their earlier films, for two of the most talented directors working in Bollywood today.
Not Just A Tapas Trail
No matter what part of Spain you’re in, you’re assured of a feast of incredible meats, organic produce and stellar wine.
SS Rajamouli
The Biggest Indian Film of This Year Is Not a Bollywood Film. Rajamouli’s Baahubali Fever Created an Euphoria Generally Reserved for Marvel and Dc Films. Not Surprisingly, Baahubali 2 Has Made Producers and Distributors Ecstatic, Solidifying Rajamouli as a Bankable Film-maker to Look Forward to.
Shikhar Dhawan
In an Age Controlled by Professional Image Consultants, Public Figures Are Usually Well Prepared With Appropriate Answers for Interviewers, Even in Their Sleep. Thus, When We Spent a Day With Shikhar Dhawan (Who Made a Comeback to International Cricket This Year With Back-to-back ‘man of the Series’ Trophies), It Was Initially Like Any Other Interaction With a Star Cricketer. As the Day Progressed, Though, the Southpaw Became More Candid, and by the Time We Said Goodbye, the Layers Concealing the Man Inside the Celebrity Had Disappeared.
Hrithik Roshan, Bollywood's Resident Life Coach
Hrithik Roshan is aruguably the most beautiful man in India. But the man stresses that beauty is skin deep and inconsequential — and that he doesn't know what narcissism means.
Aamir Khan As The Modern Dronacharya!
The timing of every Aamir Khan film raises an intriguing question . Does he nurse a secret saviour complex?.
Heavy Mettle
Ranveer Singh’s ability to oscillate between contrasts — over-the-top yet nuanced, outrageous yet articulate, down-to-earth yet larger-than-life — gives him all the trappings of a new-age superstar.
Ranveer Singh: I Still Consider Myself A Novice
Was one of the first actors I ever interviewed — and I was among the first journalists to interview him. As an intern at a tabloid, I never got to interview stars, but as a senior editor put it while dispatching me to Yash Raj Studios for a round of group interviews for Band Baaja Baaraat, “that guy looks hopeless. He has no future; I don’t care what you get.”
Living Life Mid-Size
If you’re looking for a mid-sized sedan, you should really look no further than the new Hyundai Verna.
For Crying Out Loud
The Benelli 302R sounds just as glorious as its cousin, the TNT 300 — but is it the ideal sports bike?
The Common Man's Hero
The shedding of the Khiladi avatar for the dramatic mantle of a common man, with infusions of humour, has been a rewarding career move for Akshay Kumar.
How To Dress Down Your Dress Shirt
Formal doesn’t mean 24/7 formal, after all.
8 Uncommon Liqueurs You Should Try
Humans have been inventive enough to make booze with what they have found in their surroundings, regardless of where they lived, since the very beginning. The Irish and Scots made whisky from a combination of cereal, water and wood. The people of Georgia were the first to make wine from grapes, and the people of Mesopotamia made beer thousands of years ago. However, not all alcoholic beverages have become global phenomenons, and while some have become commonplace globally, they are yet to be fully discovered in India.
5 Must-See Exhibits At The National Museum Of Indian Cinema
Mumbai’s newly-opened museum is a treasure trove of films, multimedia, graphics, artefacts and more. Here are some of the must-see exhibits.
Walking On Clouds
At a high school-themed event in Bushwick, New York City, Vans introduced its ComfyCush technology. Shweta Mehta Sen was at hand to experience it all, and later caught up with Erwin Federizo, the brand’s Global Executive Creative Director, to learn more about it.
Blurring The Gender Lines
Androgynous fashion has reached the point where it is now a part of our lexicon.
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FASHION AND WELLNESS CONUNDRUMS, DECIPHERED AND EXPLAINED BY OUR IN-HOUSE SPECIALIST
The Outside View
Sidharth Malhotra Began His Career As The Typical Non-Bollywood Family Outsider, But His Ascent In The Popularity Charts Has Been Swift, And The Real Work Begins Now. The Actor Tells Shweta Mehta Sen About Coming Up The Hard Way, Learning The Importance Of Building Friendships In The Industry And Why, Hereon, Only Good Performances Will Keep His Career Afloat.
Chronicling Mumbai's Art Deco
UNESCO took some time to acknowledge what Atul Kumar, creator of @artdecomumbai, always knew: Mumbai’s Art Deco buildings deserved special status.
Rise Of The Food Pop-ups
Intimate pop-ups are a growing trend on Mumbai’s food circuit. Besides the pleasure of enjoying the culinary experience, it also provides the opportunity to interact with interesting new people.
Old Is The New New
Harley-Davidson’s new Softail Deluxe is far less intimidating to ride than its looks convey. The hefty ₹18 lakh price tag though is a bit too overwhelming.
Are We Ready For Honest Biopics?
Not yet, says Maithili Rao.
Last Of The Naga Headhunters
In the remote village of Longwa, in northeastern Nagaland, the last of the men that collected human heads more than half a century ago have gruesome stories to tell.
Mumbai's Luxury Yacht Regatta
The 2019 Bombay Merchants Cup Regatta for luxury yachts will see its finale on May 5th in the Mumbai harbour, with more than 20 participating boats, making it the largest regatta so far.
Chopard L.U.C XP Personifies Class
The new timepiece catches the eye, with its impeccably spare yet stylish design.
Along For The Drive
An increasing number of Indians are taking foreign self-drive holidays. Here’s what to keep in mind when renting a car abroad.
Q&A With Nitesh Tiwari
The director of Dangal on his new film Chhichhore which will be out later this month, his creative process, and what it’s like living at home with a wife who is also an acclaimed film director.
Naked In A Korean Spa
In Seoul, the writer discovers that spas are not just clothing optional - they're clothing free.
Audi Goes Electric With New SUV
e-tron, the German carmaker’s full-sized electric SUV, is set for an India launch at the end of 2019.
Yes! Desserts Are Not Guilty Pleasures Anymore
Making desserts healthy is a constant challenge these days, but some of these restaurateurs and dessert chains have decided to make the impossible happen. From sugarfree options to vegan goodness, controlled calorie offerings and natural ingredients, desserts are not guilty pleasures anymore.