Film Institute – looking towards a brighter future  -Manohar Khushalani   Tripurari Sharan, an IAS ranking officer took over as Director of Film and Television Institute of India in November 2003. Initially there was...

Naseer as ‘The Prophet’ – Maohar Khushalani The location: Tata Experimental Theatre at Nariman Point in Mumbai. On stage two hospital beds at right angles to each other and a screen. The audience trickles...

The Real Star of Jassi is the Dad – Manohar Khushalani The television serial “Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin” has become a mega-hit and is holding out its own against “Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu...

Neena Gupta – Back in action in Desh -Manohar Khushalani You wanna make a fast buck. Do it in theatre. If you think you can’t, well ask Neena Gupta. She was at NSD two...

Secular Indian Cinema                        -Manohar Khushalani                                                          ...

The partition play, YATRA, moves Bharangam audiences Manohar Khushalani One has been a great admirer of Kewal Dhaliwal’s work and when Madiha Gauhar, the theatre director and actor from Pakistan recommended it to me...

Keval Arora’s Kolumn Casting Discordance and Difference When speaking to students about basic differences between written and performed narratives, I find their responses falling into mainly two categories. Some prefer the novel for the...

 Keval Arora’s Kolumn  Casting Discordance and Difference When speaking to students about basic differences between written and performed narratives, I find their responses falling into mainly two categories. Some prefer the novel for the...

Shiela Bhatia – A legend of Indian Operas passes away   An Orbituary by  Smita Vats                    Artists of Delhi Art Theatre remembering Sheila Bhatia    ...

Thadi Times A Short Story By Dr. Ravi  Bhatia  Having spent the majority of my 28 years in the hospital campus it wasn’t unusual for me to be quite familiar with the surroundings. As...