In an EXCLUSIVE interview with the most powerful man of the Indian fashion industry, Sunil Sethi on how things changed post pandemic in the fashion industry and the recently held Lakme Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI.
Started in 1986, in defiance of a strict St Xavier’s College principal’s authoritarian diktat about rock music on campus, I-Rock became synonymous with Rang Bhavan.
A new book on Jamini Roy (1887-1972) throws light on the influence of his rural upbringing on his art, and raises questions about how the market shapes artistic output.
The country’s finest scenographer on how each of his exhibition spaces is a labour of love.
The assortment of flatbreads from different parts of the country are perhaps the best representation of our diverse cuisine
Over and above its many obvious strengths, Illuminations works because it understands the value of retaining just the right amount of inscrutability throughout.
Several costume designers have moved on to fashion design, or red-carpet dressing. Niharika Bhasin insists she only wants to work with Bollywood if she’s part of the bigger process – of the film, and not just the actor.
Julie Powell died of cardiac arrest on 26 October at her home in upstate New York. A famous food writer, she authored the book 'Julie & Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen' in 2005, which was then turned into the hit movie 'Julie and Julia'
The movie has won the Grand Jury Prize in the World Cinema Documentary Competition at Sundance Film Festival 2022 and the Golden Eye award for the best documentary at Cannes Film Festival 2022.
Author Amish Tripathi is gearing up for his new book titled War of Lanka, the fourth in the Ram Chandra Series, and recently got candid about the same.
To really get into the Halloween spirit, tune into these incredible, spine-tingling horror audio stories on Audible that sure to spook the living daylights out of you.
This dancer is on a mission to popularise the classical dance form of Kathak for a contemporary audience, through strategic collaborations with musicians, artists and designers.
The European Union Film Festival is an annual event celebrating the diversity and creativity of European cinema, heritage, and culture.
In an EXCLUSIVE interview with Firstpost, designer Manish Malhotra talks about the research that went behind creating the costumes for Mughal-e-Azam, the challenges he faced and more.
A look at how the last word in couture swings ready-to-wear with equal ease.
Extinctions creates an encounter that lights up both the long enduring and the new. Following the ridge of regrets, fate, thoughts that came too late, a future appears, even of the past
Bollywood couple Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Kemmu are out with the second book in their Inni and Bobo series, which revolves around the friendship between a girl and her dog.
80 films from 32 countries, including 21 feature narratives, 16 feature documentaries, and 43 short films.
The presentation was a reimagination of beauty and fashion, inspired by the 19th century Lakmé Opera, from which the brand derives its name.
From flirty, short, moulded dresses to flouncy, feminine gowns, the collection moved with great verve and vigour on the ramp. The focal point of the ensembles was the very opulent, metallic frills and the added sheen of green – a tropical favourite.
Through her unique and deeply rewarding autobiographical works, the French writer Annie Ernaux pushes the boundaries of what nonfiction can achieve.
Stories have always been the inspiration for Rina Singh, the designer who founded Eka in 2011.
A video footage posted on social media shows environmental activists throw tomato soup over Vincent van Gogh’s iconic sunflowers painting hanging in London’s National Gallery.
From Mother Teresa to MS Subbalakshmi, photographer Raghu Rai's images share the story of the people and events of Independent India.
Eka Lakhani also worked with historians and bounced off the final look of them to iron out inconsistencies.
Later the show was followed by performances of a few of the golden year’s songs of Artist Mr. K.L. Saigal till the modern Bollywood songs along with some dance to mesmerize the aura of the audiences present in the auditorium.
In conversation with actor Gajraj Rao on his experience of working in Zee Theatre’s teleplay Gunehgaar, preparation for the role, the growing popularity of teleplays and the OTT boom.
Nachiket Barve says designing the costumes for Tanhaji was a real labour of love and a bold and risky decision too.
After translating the unabridged Mahabharata, Harivamsha, and Valmiki Ramayana, Debroy turned to translating the Maha Puranas
How did the humble afternoon cup of tea become such an iconic part of our daily lives? We examine the concept of afternoon tea and its universal appeal as a meal.