Earlier this year, Glenn Close, won a Golden Globe Award for her performance in The Wife, based on Meg Wolitzer’s 2003 book, about the unequal marriage between a writer and…
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Ballard Meets Bosch In The Last Show, Michael Connelly had introduced a fiery new female character, Renee Ballard, an LAPD cop, who chose to accept the night shift rather than put…
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Theatre Of The Absurd The Accidental Prime Minister, based on Sanjaya Baru’s book of the same title, and directed by Vijay Ratnakar Gutte, is a clumsy attempt to take potshots…
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Tribute To The Army The Indian army should not need an endorsement, but the way things are in various troubled parts of the country, a shout out to express admiration…
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Crazy Chaos As the audience walks into the theatre, actors in costume are rushing about looking for a dog that is meant to be in the play, but has run…
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When The Twain Meet If the love-hate relationship between an art form and its audience can be perceived as a marriage, then its ups and downs can be charted like…
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A group of female acquaintances were chatting about this and that, and the conversation veered—as it does so often—to movies and Zero in particular, which all disliked not so much because Shah…
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Three Pines Revisited The bleak, snowy winters do not hamper the warmth of the people of Three Pines, the fictional Canadian village, that Louise Penny created for bestselling novels about…
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Romancing The Snow Bestselling author Debbie Macomber’s latest, Alaskan Holiday, is a lightweight romance, a quick-read-and-forget sort of novel about an aspiring chef, Josie Avery, who takes up a short-term job of cooking in…
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Dancing Cop Nobody does glee as well as Ranveer Singh—on and off screen his personality projects an over-the-top, cheerful demeanour. Rohit Shetty taps this to lighten up Simmba, which could…