HeyJaredArundhuti Banerjee
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- Sep 29, 2026
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A young Sikh artisteâs Kathak journey (opens the original)
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The first thing that strikes you is the jingles from Taranjot Singhâs ghungroos. And then you meet a young sikh man in a turban, moving through the intricate tatkar, chakars and tukras of Kathak with the intensity of someone who has found a language of his own. For a 21-year-old dancer from Ludhiana, this journey carries a significance that goes beyond dance. Not because men are unfamiliar in Indian classical dance â traditions have been shaped by legends such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Guru Kelu
Can artistes stay ahead of the algorithm? (opens the original)
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Conversations drifted through the space, mingling with the aroma of coffee and the hum of people moving between sessions. Inside the auditorium, attendees listened and debated, while outside, discussions spilled into the cafeteria and corridors. This was CultureCon 2026 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA). The networking mixer brought together artistes and cultural practitioners. We caught up with Sanjoy Roy, Roshan Abbas, Karsh Kale and Jishnu Dasgupta to ask: what happens to
Shubha Mudgal explores verse to give voice to womenâs desire (opens the original)
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What does sexuality sound like in Indian music? The question lay at the heart of Women, Sexuality and Song, presented by Royal Opera House, Mumbai, in collaboration with AVID Learning. More than a conventional concert, Shubha Mudgal, joined by Aneesh Pradhan and Sudhir Nayak, wove together music, poetry and storytelling, tracing how beauty, longing, desire, motherhood, shame and resilience have echoed through centuries of Indiaâs literary and musical traditions. Few musicians are as well-equ
Photographer Atul Kasbekarâs âHonestâ portraits of actors (opens the original)
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What does an honest portrait look like in an age of filters and carefully curated identities? For veteran photographer Atul Kasbekar, it begins in the quiet moments when performance falls away and the person beneath comes into view. That idea formed the foundation of his first solo portrait exhibition â âHONEST: Portraits of Characterâ, held at Jio World Plaza, featured 56 intimate portraits of some of Indian cinemaâs celebrated character actors. Drawing on over three decades behind the
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