Kairos

Just like the mind boggling number of TV channels, there are enough social networks to choke anyone’s bandwidth. Depending on your...

When I saw I have comments to moderate I thought they would be spam. When I saw the one that said I have been nominated for an award I stil...

Sadly our retail therapy is mostly limited to sales, now that clothes are getting so expensive you might as well wear currency notes. Plus...

Travelling abroad is always refreshing. Everything is new. Sometimes too much newness can be tough to take in at a go, so travelling withi...

I’d like to study poetry writing. Not reading, writing. I want to do that at the University of East Anglia, UK . I’ve been hearing about i...

Men may claim that stubble is sexy, but the target audience begs to differ. Stubble makes for an unkempt look, like the creepy char...

A road trip this year March culminated at Pondicherry. A sleepy town with French influence, it felt out of India. Although we were onl...

After an adventurous road trip, where we were mislead by an out of date GPS, we finally arrived in Pune. The cool winds, rain, and hills on...

I got wet in the rain after at least a year. So it deserves a blog post. Let me be timely for once. I’m disregarding the promised Pondicher...

The litfest was a wit feast. Not bad looking either, with blue balloons, orange decorations, colorful shamianas. Somak Ghoshal's articl...

A wonderful take on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. The kitsch image of the bard looking down on the performance, with a lotus- was very S...

This play too, was a visual extravaganza. The stage was set like a circus, with the shadow of a boat moved from within the big top to ind...

The best part about the play was the innovative set . It seemed to be a tall panoramic mesh, on which light was projected and images too. ...

It's a pain. Worse than waxing for us. Imagine having to take a razor everyday. If there are remnants, looking like Charlie Chaplin. Wh...

This inspiring speech  by Kavita Krishnan, Secretary of the All Indian Progressive Women's Association drove me to write on the rape. T...

Stumbled upon a light, souffle like play . In French and very French. Luckily, with English subtitles :) Remembered a bit from the days I l...

Tiger Tiger, burning bright- finally Blake's lines made sense. The danger was palpable. I thought the tiger's face would not have...

I didn’t like The Bankster by Ravi Subramaniam too much. After a slow start, it picked up though. With three subplots, perhaps it...

31 by Upendra Namburi is a pulsating thriller. It has a new twist on an old formula- here the action is in a business setting- a bank....

Nahargarh Fort, in yellow, is a cute, compact fort. It was used for the King's army, so the rooms are simple and small. Jaigarh Fort...