Our pick of diyas and candles can transition from festive #Diwali must-haves to all-year décor | @duskysun for The Hindu Sunday Magazine https://t.co/mS2EjF2SzD
Watch: Children’s books illustrators Priya Kuriyan and Rajiv Eipe talk about the relatable characters they create and their experimentation with the form of the book https://t.co/D5bVvfd83k
#CannesLions goes in-person today after two years on the French Riviera. Five advertising honchos discuss what’s changed, digital vs film, and why meaningful brand connection is key @FRIEDFOODBRAIN @Subkam, Anupama Ramaswamy, Senthil Kumar, P.G. Aditiya https://t.co/UBPCl5mQrh
The next generation of artists will be the focus of the fair. I am proud of the art emerging from smaller cities, and the range of issues being addressed �� whether it is social, ecological or political, says @IndiaArtFair director Jaya Asokan in @the_hindu Sunday Magazine.
Spotlight | Meet the 3 #Shettys changing #Kannada#cinema
Rakshit, Raj and Rishab are championing the talent, culture and language of #DakshinaKannada, often sidelined as a film’s comic relief.
@subhajrao writes
https://t.co/KExdHvePAY
Ahead of the release of Netflix’s #DontLookUp, director Adam McKay along with actors #LeonardoDiCaprio, #JenniferLawrence, #MerylStreep, and others chat about the future of our planet, and how some serious issues can benefit from a good laugh
https://t.co/yliQvHYAny
@ActorMadhavan: only romantic stories on screen that are 1) age-appropriate and 2) relatable. First off the block: #decoupled on #netflix. Prathyush Parasuraman interviews in
@TheHinduWeekend
Watch the entire interview on https://t.co/hGIEkXWkHj
Raise a negroni!
It’s #negroniweek, and while experiments are welcome, let’s not make the Italian cocktail unrecognisable.
@AnoothiV writes.
https://t.co/e8wTx3tlub
Playing with decay and diamonds
Mumbai jewellery design studio, Studio Renn, is creating a buzz globally with a concrete ring named the Strangler and concepts like rot and atrophy.
@gayatrishah writes
https://t.co/MIgc1Q929T
#Opinion
The past is a many-splendored thing and needs to be seen through the widest lens possible, writes @vaishnaroy
https://t.co/ZtfH7EHFn6
#history
#fashion | Sin of sameness
India Couture Week with its luxe settings and royal themes has thrown up important questions. Why are we pandering to hackneyed visions of marital glamour? Why aren’t we diversifying and creating new markets?
Varun Rana writes.
https://t.co/xhGqsZOFLt
INTERVIEW | #Auroville & the price of perfection
Writer #AkashKapur turns his gaze inwards in his book, #BetterToHaveGone, to investigate the mystery behind the deaths of two family members, and unravel larger truths about the City of Dawn.
@muk22 writes.
https://t.co/oYjM7KohrM
Cover story | Writers’ rooms head South
As more web shows are being green-lit in South India, we are slowly seeing a collective effort to bring tightly-structured plots and speed to the table, writes Prathyush Parasuraman.
https://t.co/XfCldFK0Iq
Fashion with purpose at the #olympics@AnandBhushan looks back at when #athletes matched incredibly powerful performances with strong sartorial statements @Tokyo2020
https://t.co/nf6GOCG7y9