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J Jagannath: The Titli effect

Truncated run of the Kanu Behl debut at cinemas doesn't bode well for alternative culture in India

On-screen strategy

The year in films

Mad Max: Fury Road and Titli are the unmissables of the year 2015

The voices at NH7

My most favourite act during those two days was experimental electronic musician Steven Ellison, better known as Flying Lotus

NH7 2015: The largest canvas ever

The latest edition of NH7 Weekender has something for every music lover to go crazy about

My outing at MAMI 2015

Best of MAMI

Mexican save

Sicario, which means hitman in Mexico, is not exactly the best movie on the subject. But what Villeneuve gets right are the atmospherics

Your first film festival

Don't watch more than three movies a day, make out time for restrospectives and regional cinema, attend talks on the sidelines

Animated choices

Rembrandt in Mumbai

Movie Review: Drishyam-True to its roots

Nishikant Kamat's Hindi remake of the Malayalam blockbuster Drishyam is deliciously Hitchcockian

The needless public discourse on sexism in Bahubali

Sexism in Bahubali cannot be denied but don't expect any outrage that will change the workings of the regressive Telugu film industry

Kids are all right

Bahubali: The latest movie darling of media

The lavishly produced Telugu movie is making waves globally

Hindi cinema 2.0?

Lust for youth

Lost in translation

Films like OK Kanmani are showing with subtitles to encourage an interest in regional cinema

J Jagannath: Beyond the crowds

Here's some heartburn for doomsayers of the printed word: the ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival has seen a doubling of international visitors from 50 countries, and a 40 per cent increase in students att

The A-Z of Jaipur Literature Festival 2015

Everything you need to know about the literary event, in alphabetical order