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India Art ReviewFebruary 3, 2023

Title: Lata Mangeshkar: A Life in Music

Author In Focus VK Karthika

Pathaan

Pathaan: A Triumph of Love Over Hate

V K KarthikaMarch 31, 2023

Pathaan breaks the typical stereotype of Islamic Terrorism.

Eastern Ethos Lifts up Cameron’s Avatar Sequel

V K KarthikaJanuary 31, 2023

Eastern ethos and laws of the nature are set to get a new tech-driven meaning as Cameron is planning two more sequels.

Yazh

Reviving Yazh, the Indian Harp

V K KarthikaNovember 28, 2022

Without Tharun, Yazh, an ancient instrument would not have taken birth in modern times

Tholppavakoothu

Girl Power up in Puppetry

V K KarthikaSeptember 30, 2022

Rajitha Ramachandra Pulavar and her team gave a new meaning to Tholppavakkooth and the body politics went in for a change in 2021

Nanjiyamma tribal singer of Attappady

Why the National Award for Tribal Singer Nanjiyamma Matters

V K KarthikaAugust 27, 2022

India witnessed a debate on the ‘purity of music’ when tribal singer Nanjiyamma won the National Award.

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Sooryakanthi festival

Sooryakanthi Dance Festival From Nov 28- Dec 1

India Art ReviewNovember 25, 2024

Memorial Awards and Dance Performances in Chennai

India Art ReviewNovember 25, 2024

Tribute to Yamini Krishnamurthy

India Art ReviewAugust 13, 2024

Kuchipudi Drama

India Art ReviewMay 24, 2024

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Youth

The Fountain of Youth

Vineeth AbrahamMay 16, 2023

What will happen when a bookworm set out to clean his library? One of the…

The Elephant Whisperers

Poetics of Fostering the Animal: The Elephant Whisperers

Babu Rajan P PMay 1, 2023

With the decline of natural habitats, human-elephant conflict has seen a surge, often leaving the majestic creatures as unwitting participants. “The Elephant Whisperers” documentary pays homage to the conservation endeavors aimed at preserving these habitats and raising awareness among communities about the perils of anthropocentrism.

1899 and the Virtual Studio: Futuristic Filmmaking

IAR DeskMarch 12, 2023

1899, the new web series from the creators of German masterpiece Dark, will be filmed entirely in a virtual studio. Here’s all you wanted to know about ‘Volume’ and why it matters to futuristic filmmaking.

Yazh

Reviving Yazh, the Indian Harp

V K KarthikaNovember 28, 2022

Without Tharun, Yazh, an ancient instrument would not have taken birth in modern times

A ‘Lyrical Dance’ Tribute to Edassery’s Poem

G S PaulNovember 8, 2022

Choreographic ingenuity of Vinitha Nedungadi created alluring visuals of the sublime poetic imagination of Edassery in Anthithiri.

vijayakumar menon

Vijayakumar Menon Taught Kerala How to Appreciate Art

Renu RamanathNovember 3, 2022

The only wealth Menon amassed during his solitary journey was that of art. When Vijayakumar…

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