Queueing up for the infectious monsoon sale
Mumbai is known for its quintessential queues. The very essence of Mumbai lies in queueing up for everything.
A Confluence of two worlds
Imagine pretty Mohiniyattam dancers swaying and dancing to Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake in traditional costume and jasmine in their hair.
A Confluence of two worlds
After surprising everyone with her Mohiniyattam version of Swan Lake in 2005, Indian danseuse Vijayalakshmi is all set to wow the audiences with Carmen, a 3D film that looks at the fine nuances of the Indian classical dance
The key to a pianist’s soul & heart
Eduardo Fernandez manages to make your heart leap with every key that he plays on the piano.
Linking innovation
You just don’t see Susanne Linke dance, but you observe and explore her movements.
In tune with the law
Traditionally, Indian music does not have a system of honouring musicians financially. And not defining the system has resulted in the copyright issues of the industry.
Strippers vie for 15 minutes of fame
Skinshow has always been the sureshot ticket to instant fame. Fewer clothes, more eyeballs.
From Prithvi to Junoon: Giving youngsters a chance
It’s a pleasant surprise to see Sanjana Kapoor open her office door and invite you with exceedingly infectious warmth.
‘I can fight any man bare-handed’
Dr Komal VS is the Director of the Academy of Combat Fitness, Mumbai. ACF, a dedicated professional training centre running 60 martial arts courses, is the first of its kind in India.
Radiant swan of fitness
One of the first things that strike you about Nisha Javeri is her simplicity, even when she’s surrounded by luxury and the high life.