Bollywood’s new releases, though not mediocre haven’t excited the masses. Which means, only My Name Is Khan is the biggest hit of 2010 so far. Followed distantly by Ishqiya, Athithi Tum Kab Jaoge and Veer. All other films, though appreciated by critics, haven’t set the … Continue readingBollywood in crisis
Ever since Twitter bowled me over with it’s 140 character functionality, blogging has taken a back seat. It’s good and bad. Good, because there are many things that go unsaid because you either don’t have the time to blog or don’t find it good enough … Continue readingTwitter takes over blogging
On the weekend past, I found myself dancing like a fool amongst a group of men dressed and painted from head to toe as Tigers, while a manic drummer bashed away on his skins beside me faster than a humming bird flaps its wings. I … Continue readingTraditional Indian music, a hit at Fireflies Festival
I find it so frustrating that all of our favourite sporting events are being exploited by terrorists and used as weapons of fear and uncertainty. This week we’ve seen the terror attacks in Pune, and a former Pakistani commando associated with Al-Qaeda has warned international … Continue readingThat’s Just not Sport!
Do you ever feel a bit overwhelmed by technology? Sometimes I think the world may actually soon start looking like it does in old movies and TV shows set in the distant future. You know, the ones in which people ride in flying cars, talk … Continue readingBack to the i-Future