Uttaran Das Gupta
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Uttaran Das Gupta
Uttaran Das Gupta is a writer and journalist based in New Delhi. He teaches journalism at O P Jindal Global University and has received the Robert Bosch Media Fellowship and Chevening South Asia Journalism Fellowship. He writes columns for Business Standard and The Wire, and is the author of two books.
Uttaran Das Gupta is a writer and journalist based in New Delhi. He teaches journalism at O P Jindal Global University and has received the Robert Bosch Media Fellowship and Chevening South Asia Journalism Fellowship. He writes columns for Business Standard and The Wire, and is the author of two books.
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Ishiguro, the lyricist
In his youth, Mr Ishiguro wanted to be a songwriter and singer - becoming a writer, which he did by studying creative writing at the University of East Anglia
Black Pearl and the spectre of unemployment
Two iconic Bollywood movies of the 1970s bring home the alarming effect joblessness has on the citizens of the country
 "Black Pearl and the spectre of unemployment")
Mahapurush to PK: Self-styled gurus are often ridiculed on the silver screen
Religion has played a significant part in Indian cinema, starting from the very first full-length feature, Raja Harishchandra
 "Mahapurush to PK: Self-styled gurus are often ridiculed on the silver screen")
Lenovo ThinkPad T470s improves upon its proven concepts and features
T470s' performance is pretty competent, with an Intel Core i5-7300 U processor and 8GB memory
 "Lenovo ThinkPad T470s improves upon its proven concepts and features")
The Indian Bond
Book review of 'Lone Fox Dancing: My Autobiography'
A time-travelling flâneur
A frequently-ignored aspect Banerjee explores is the multiculturalism of south Calcutta
Big men on big screen
Mr Duggal's style is pared down, journalistic, without even a single linguistic callisthenic
When Dylan changed the times
Uttaran Das Gupta revisits the night Bob Dylan revolutionised folk music
 "When Dylan changed the times")
'I think the book will surprise some people'
Interview of historians, William Dalrymple and Anita Anand
 "'I think the book will surprise some people'")
Mumbai stopped in its tracks
In 'Six Minutes of Terror', the writers take a blandly journalistic approach - and that's where its problem lies
Samsung A9 Pro review: The giant that doesn't stumble
A9 Pro, however, is most likely to leverage its smashing design as a selling point
 "Samsung A9 Pro review: The giant that doesn't stumble")
Donald Trump's victory is deeply worrying for climate advocacy, says Amitav Ghosh
Climate change is not science fiction; it is our lived reality
 "Donald Trump's victory is deeply worrying for climate advocacy, says Amitav Ghosh")
Himalayan wonders
A new book accounts for why exploring the Himalayas is not just a challenging but also a deeply spiritual experience
 "Himalayan wonders")
Before the palaces
The events in this book are unlikely to be new, but they surely make one look at them newly
Ae Dil Hai Mushkil: Devdas, filmy style
It is only the humour of the script that is the saving grace in Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
![[object Object], Devdas, filmy style](https://bsmedia.business-standard.com/_media/bs/img/article/2016-10/28/full/1477678143-7237.jpg?im=FeatureCrop,size=(328,185) "[object Object], Devdas, filmy style")
Uttaran Das Gupta: Puja, through cellphones
Photography familiarises the unfamiliar. But for visitors to Durga Puja pandals, it is the opposite: Exoticising the familiar
Voonik: A fashion app, for every woman
Using one based on advanced artificial intelligence, the e-commerce portal is trying to democratise fashion
 "Voonik: A fashion app, for every woman")
Acer S13: Affordable ultrabook
Slim and light, the Acer S13 is good value for money
 "Acer S13: Affordable ultrabook")
Mysteries of Rekha's mystique
Yasser Usman's appraisal of the actor's life and work remains entangled in familiar anecdotes
