Ideas Without Boundaries.
Asha Bhosle (the superstar legend), Sonu Nigam (the superstar and legend in the making), Kailash Kher (the man who has both A.R. Rahman and the reclusive actor Amir Khan raving about his unique voice), and Kunal Ganjawala (the man who put Bheegey Hont Tere on Read More …
Integrity and humility are the key ingredients to lasting success.” He says he is an alumnus of comedian par excellence Jaspal Bhatti’s Nonsense Club, but Jasvir Gill is the one who has laughed his way to the bank. She has a laughter that would warm Read More …
He studied engineering while growing up in Orissa, but as long as he can remember DPS Kohli always wanted to be a biz whiz. In an exclusive with Kavita Chhibber, the Chairman of Koutons, the hot and happening multi crore Indian apparel company talks about Read More …
He has been very ill since September of last year. While his website said his concerts were cancelled due to a pulled muscle, close family and friends knew Ravi Shankar had double pneumonia and when you are in your 80s and have already battled many Read More …
He is the world renowned Tabla maestro. One only utter “Zakir” and the very name pulls in sold out shows in a drum beat. She is Italian and makes Kathak take on a new meaning combining her western sensibilities with her deep knowledge and appreciation Read More …
“Andy…I still remember everything about that day. You and I stayed up late that night watching the artillery streak across the sky towards their targets….we must have joked around about why we joined and what we were gonna do for hours. The next morning, we Read More …
A.R Rahman says his voice carries with it the fragrance of India’s soil. The reclusive actor Amir Khan considers it to be the most complete voice in India today. He is also called the voice of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. For Kailash Kher, the journey Read More …
It was a concert that was nothing short of a miracle. It was also a prime example of how when the cause is worthy and people move forward with faith and sincerity, doors open to make things happen. The Ma Amritanandmayi organization (headed by Ma Read More …
** Fair warning: The following review may contain plot spoilers. ** Let me say at the outset that ever since I saw him running across the big screen in Refugee, carrying the burden of a laboriously long debut film, and the legacy of his legendary Read More …
The South Asian Studies Program’s Annual Sheth Lecture in Indian Studies, at Emory University’s Glenn Memorial Auditorium was delivered on 25th February by Salman Rushdie who is currently Emory’s Distinguished Writer in Residence. The topic, “The Composite Artist,” had Rushdie transporting the audience into the Read More …