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Riding the new cinema wave with RAJKUMMAR RAO

If it’s a conversation about the changing face of the Indian mainstream, Rao is at the helm. The decade gone by has seen him do some strong work that speaks for itself. Rao breaks down his process, and delves deep into what goes into the making of new-age cinema.

DELUSIONS OF MASCULINITY

IMPLORING THE LONG-FOUGHT RIDDANCE OF A RIGID MOULD IN THE PORTRAYAL OF MAINSTREAM MASCULINITY, GUCCI BRINGS IN A CATHARTIC FLUIDITY FOR A MAN WHO CELEBRATES VULNERABILITY. CONNECTING HIS EMOTIONAL DYNAMISM AND TUMULT TO THE CORNERSTONE OF FASHION, THIS MAN BREWS PHILOSOPHY WHILE NATURE CONCOCTS CALAMITY, AND THEY MEET AT THE ALTAR OF THIS LIMITLESS TERRITORY OF DESIGN.

TAKING HIGH-FASHION FOOTWEAR A NOTCH HIGHER

Thinking classic, but new-age? Trèsmode’s SS20 collection, with modern designs that retain the classical appeal, will change the way you add value to your wardrobe with your choices

Deepika Padukone's Steely Determination

While cynics have given up on Bollywood speaking up on issues, Padukone’s hidden strengths have erupted, with a steady stream of well-timed surprises.

Reviving the guru-shishya tradition, Rolex style

Swiss luxury watch maker’s Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative for 2018-19 brings together Ustad Zakir Hussain and young American jazz drummer Marcus Gilmore.

Watering Hole With A Literary Legacy

The Writer’s Bar at The Savoy in Mussoorie has entertained more authors in its century old history than any other watering hole in India

How to apply the Kama Sutra to modern flirting

The kiss emoji is only a starting point because seduction is not about what you ‘do’ to someone, but about who you are

Scandinavian Excellence

Volvo has given its hugely popular XC40 a new petrol engine to make the car more environment-friendly. It still is a good ride

Goodbye, Staycations Hello, Microcations

Here’s why millennials are opting for shorter vacations but with more experiential value.

Investing in the right man –what pop culture won't tell you

Finding ‘the one’ may be relatively easy, but the aspect that matters more is keeping one when you find him

THE FITTEST YEAR OF FARHAN AKHTAR

He’s bulked, he’s fitter, he’s killing it one movie at a time. As Farhan Akhtar gears up to break all boundaries this year, we sit down with him to go over the aspects of his life that make him “Farout” better than ever

Cuddles are necessary: why no sex is sometimes okay

When you slowly settle into a relationship and are comfortable farting around each other, the novelty of sex wears out — and it might not necessarily be a bad thing

Rohit Saraf - The Boy Next Door

After enjoying the spotlight with The Sky Is Pink, Rohit Saraf has been on everybody’s radar and is an interesting actor to look forward to – but does he think so himself?

In Conversation With Al Pacino and Robert De Niro

In an MW exclusive, the two legendary actors talk New York, cinema and coming back together on screen for the third time

The Best Movies Of The Decade: A Personal Journey

A decade is a long time in cinema, and indie cinema has cunningly infiltrated mainstream. Here's a list of Hindi and regional films in the last 10 years that have managed to push the envelope

Travelling For Foodgasms

We ask five chefs to share their travel tales and the reflection of their experiences in their menus, including the most bizarre fusions

Three's A Company

What’s it like to love more than one person? While polyamory and the idea of multiple love is gaining momentum, we explore what being poly actually entails — and it’s a lot more than just sex

Will 2020 be lucky for Aditya Roy Kapur?

2019 has not really been his year at the box o ce, but Aditya Roy Kapur is as calm as one can be when they know it's only going to get bigger and better from here. With three new releases and a bunch of projects to look forward to, we sit down with the actor to draw his vision board for the new year, and more candidly than ever before

Where Lifestyle Meets Therapy, In Style

Medical wellness is a blooming industry, and SHA wellness has been on the forefront of this revolution for over a decade already

The Age of Beta

Has the Indian fashion industry finally changed the rules of masculinity? With fewer alpha-masculine male models, gender fluidity and slimmer waists might just be the new look book

Food Warrior

His new restaurant has quirks you might have never seen before. With unmatchable energy and an intention to serve every dish with a hint of nostalgia, Gaggan Anand has revolutionised Indian food internationally, and wonders why we aren’t doing the same here at home

Desi Electronica's New Leader

Ritviz is not your average electronic artiste. The 23-year-old is a classically-trained singer who recently had his own festival, opened up for Katy Perry during her recent Mumbai show, and is on the path to take his desi sound beyond Indian borders

WOMEN OF THE YEAR 2019

Commercial isn’t “commercial” anymore. While the wave of the alternate merging with the mainstream had been building for the last two years, 2019 truly became the turning point for quality cinema becoming the norm. So, we decided to celebrate the men and women who would otherwise have been “parallel” but are the biggest players in Indian cinema right now. They are talented, intelligent risk-takers who understand the importance of offering socially-relevant and content-driven cinema, while also making sure that the execution is engaging and entertaining, to ensure maximum impact. From writers, filmmakers to leading stars, these men and women are changing the rules of Indian cinema.

TRIPLE THREAT

Possibly the most memorable — and significant — hattrick in a very long time, Ayushmann Khurrana changed the game this year with three releases, all superhits, and has established himself as the most important leading man in the industry who is entertaining, reliable and outrageously talented

THE YEAR OF THE OLDER WOMAN

At least three films did something unusual in 2019. Saand ki Aankh, Mission Mangal and De De Pyar De had older women centre stage, a big change from the penumbral margins they are usually banished to in popular Indian cinema.

MEN OF THE YEAR 2019

Commercial isn’t “commercial” anymore. While the wave of the alternate merging with the mainstream had been building for the last two years, 2019 truly became the turning point for quality cinema becoming the norm. So, we decided to celebrate the men and women who would otherwise have been “parallel” but are the biggest players in Indian cinema right now. They are talented, intelligent risk-takers who understand the importance of offering socially-relevant and content-driven cinema, while also making sure that the execution is engaging and entertaining, to ensure maximum impact. From writers, filmmakers to leading stars, these men and women are changing the rules of Indian cinema.

India's Increasing Obsession With Cringe Content

From TikToks to memes to trolling ourselves, the YouTube content creator talks about its all-time rise, and how the quality is debatable

Can Indian Fashion Exist Without Bollywood?

The fashion designer talks about B-town influences in Indian fashion, and how it's up to the industry to sell a story

Busy Bee

With a busy 2019 and a 2020 full of releases, Kubbra Sait talks about evolving storylines, meatier roles for women and the perfect timing of web content

BMW 745Le

BMW's luxury sedan sucessfully left the mark it intended to leave