As an Indian growing up in the early-'70s, there was absolutely no doubt which of the Cold War combatants were on our side. We'd read Ameri...

Now, two years into the current pandemic, it seems like a good point to ask ourselves what changes might be with us for good.

Here's looking at the best discoveries in a year that kept us indoors.

The film which released in 1955, was the first in the 'Apu' trilogy.

Indrajit Hazra explores the art historian’s book on Delhi's Qutb Complex: The Minar, Mosque and Mehrauli.

In an exclusive interview to ET, Professor Arvo Iho reminisces about his formative years with Tarkovsky and memories from Stalker.

The Indian indie movement is poised at a critical moment, and the NFDC should push the envelope.

In less than two hours, the movie unravels the dread that seeped into the mind and marrow of Punjab in the mid-1980s when the land was caug...

Voices of protests raised by a group of FTII students here today against appointment of TV actor Gajendra Chauhan as the institute's Chairm...

It is apparent as daylight to anyone who has visited the Valley recently that its infrastructure is crumbling.

Stefan Zweig, the Austrian-German author who was born into money and had a fetish for collecting originals of artists, once bought a manusc...

A poet always resides in mental exile, capturing in his capacious head the wonders, the titillations of a corporeal world

Simplistic official narratives try to elide the fact that behind the protests lie killings of civilians and an acute political crisis.

From the time he became the first Iranian director to be nominated for an Oscar for the best foreign language film (Children of Heaven, 199...

Discovering bergman through his screenplays was a completely different Experience.