Alfred Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train  is, in every sense, a tour de force—a taut psychological thriller that lingers long after the...

I recently had the pleasure of watching Yojimbo  (1961) by the great Akira Kurosawa. Few films manage to seamlessly blend Eastern and...

Art has always served as a mirror of human civilisation, and few forms encapsulate the interplay of cultural expression and history as...

Few films manage to capture the essence of their subject as profoundly as Manto (2018), directed by Nandita Das.

If there is one album that has been a constant companion in my life, it is Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles

Hiroshi Yoshida, one of the most renowned Japanese woodblock print artists, left behind a legacy that bridges cultures through his

Guru Dutt is one of those rare filmmakers whose work transcends time, blending art, emotion, and social commentary with unmatched finesse.

The Beatles have been my favourite band since at least 2019. Over the years, they’ve been a constant source of inspiration and joy for me.