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Sunday Motivation by Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa: 'You don’t need what you don’t need, yet human nature wants to place value on things in direct proportion to the amount of…'Akira Kurosawa's quote challenges our tendency to value things based on the labor invested, urging a reevaluation of worth beyond mere effo...- Quote of the day by Akira Kurosawa: “In a mad world, only the mad are sane.”“In a mad world, only the mad are sane,” a quote by Akira Kurosawa, offers a simple but powerful idea about society and the way people thin...
- The Rashomon war, clash of news genresThe conflict in West Asia has transformed into a war of viewpoints. Information is tailored to fit narratives rather than relay objective t...
- Quote of the Day by Akira Kurosawa: 'Human beings share one thing in common: suffering.'Akira Kurosawa's profound quote, "Human beings share one thing in common: suffering," highlights pain as a universal connector that transce...
- Maha Bharat in Ramayan, try this 14-year 'what if?'Stories captivate us more than facts. The Ramayana exists in many forms, each offering a unique perspective. Some versions present contradi...
- View: Prioritise data-driven analysis, not polemics, to guide discussions on income and wealth inequalityThe article explores income and wealth inequality, taxation on the rich, and India's tax/GDP ratio. It questions if India's tax rate is low...
- Actors shouldn't engage in political activism feels 'Kashmir Files' star Anupam KherThe actor, who took part in the India Against Corruption movement in 2011, said the ideal way to resolve issues is through "negotiations".
- A point of view on truth and its multiple PoVsThe ongoing conflict in West Asia is complex and has multiple perspectives. Different movies, such as Steven Spielberg's "Munich" and David...
- 'Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams' arrives in Tokyo, French designer showcases luxe brand's passion for JapanEach section features a different interior design intended to show various parts of Japanese culture.
- Horror high: 32nd Tokyo film festival unveils a new brand of Asia’s scariest moviesThe film fest, being held from October 28 to November 5, is delving deep into the culture of making scary movies in Asia.
- Satyajit Ray's 'Pather Panchali' is only Indian movie to feature in BBC's 100-best foreign language filmsThe film which released in 1955, was the first in the 'Apu' trilogy.
- The jobs report: 5 million non-farm jobs created in 2017Estimates of employment is usually done by the survey method either of households or enterprises.
- 'Ittefaq' review: The film belongs to Akshaye KhannaCinematographer Michal Luka gives the film a neo-noir kind of touch.
- 'Talvar' review: Boldly tackles realityMeghna Gulzar-directed "Talvar" is super-sharp, a sword swipe at Bollywood's song-and-dance, mehendi-fuelled escapism.
- Making 'Talvar' was a painful journey: Vishal Bhardwaj"Some of the things that I found were really amusing, bizarre and disturbing. There was a kind of black humour that was coming out of this ...
- 2G scam case: Former telecom minister A Raja to bare all in a bookRaja, who is the prime accused, and others have been charged with receiving kickbacks for giving away additional spectrum to telecom compan...
- Gaurav Bhatia's picks: Movies, restaurants and moreVertigo, Every frame of this Hi tchcock classic is crafty, duplicitous and a masterpiece. Rashomon and Mahanagar are a close second.
- Mindset is everythingAttitude is everything. It can make the difference between success and failure; between life and death in practices involving vital breath.
- How CIL's independent director SK Barua stood his ground on key decisionsIndependent directors are notorious for not living upto the tag. But Barua, IIM-A director & currently on the CIL board, stands out.
- Influence of foreign films apparentPresident of the Federation of Film Societies of India (FFSI) Shyam Benegal, who is also one of the finest filmmakers India has produced, s...
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