Ira Dubey

Lillete Dubey's new play on Devika Rani explores life of the trailblazing 'First Lady of Indian Cinema'

Devika Rani, also known as the 'First Lady of Indian cinema', was a game-changer for women in the Indian film industry. She was ambitious, independent, and had co-founded the Bombay Talkies studio in Mumbai.

A Few Good Men: Nadir Khan brings Aaron Sorkin's iconic legal drama to the Indian stage

A Few Good Men, directed by Nadir Khan and starring Rajit Kapur, Ira Dubey and Neil Bhoopalam, will be staged at the fifth edition of Aadyam. Khan says that Aaron Sorkin's screenplay is relevant in the Indian context because of the themes it embodies — honour, formality, and blindly following orders

Exploring Bengaluru's casual, comfortable and affordable fashion scene

Tradition and fashion go hand in hand in Chennai's Pondy Bazaar

The City of Joy and Fashion

The ABC of fashion in Delhi

The Glass Menagerie review: Jim Sarbh shines in a somewhat patchy production

Jim Sarbh is pitch-perfect as Tom Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie

Monsoon Wedding the musical is a sharp, modern take on Mira Nair's cult film

Monsoon Wedding opened at Berkeley Repertory Theater as a musicial based on Mira Nair's renouned film of the same name. Namit Das and Javed Jaffery play key roles in the musical

M Cream review: More lows than highs in this ‘stoner’ indie

Pretention and heavy stylistic influences from western cinema and television abound which often become comical abound in M Cream