College Street, Calcutta... in a world of its own, a world unlike any other.

'This ability of allowing even inanimate objects to teach him something about the human experience is what always set Rituparno apart from the rest'

Did anybody know about staircases before Hum Aapke Hain Koun? The thought is killing me.

Ajay Devgn's ghost is going to love this one.

Love, love, love this!!!

Admiring a Bengali auteur and his iconic memoir in this week's column, a Bangla-special weekend read. For DailyO.

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Eleven years without Rituparno Ghosh...

During my first proper publishing job in Delhi over a decade back, I walked in one day and found out that K.E. Priyamvada's a senior colleague. I remember being somewhat in awe of her because I remembered this episode!

This is also a good time to watch/revisit these less talked about films featuring M.K. Gandhi, which allow us a closer look into the complex but always empathetic mind, life and times of the Mahatma.

This is also a good time to watch/revisit these less talked about films featuring M.K. Gandhi, which allow us a closer look into the complex but always empathetic mind, life and times of the Mahatma.

I'm 100% certain he heard about dinosaurs for the first time when Jurassic Park came out.

A man wakes up and finds a lion looking at him through his window.

I can travel to any corner of the world to look at brutalist architecture.

Hope these guys get their moment under the sun at least once by beating a more experienced side like Kenya did in the '96 CWC against the WI and celebrated as if they had won the cup! These are the moments which make this the most beautiful game.

Every voice that's raised in protest counts, whether it's accompanied with an AI-generated image or not. But let's not shy away from looking at the actual picture anymore, we've seen the message already... let's remember the real image now.

This one case has exposed corruption at more levels than we thought was possible.

Somebody tell him please that this is not Bhagat Singh.

Did anybody know about staircases before Hum Aapke Hain Koun? The thought is killing me.

I can't believe nobody knew about cricket before Lagaan, and nobody had heard of India before Slumdog Millionaire, and nobody knew about forests before that Bear Grylls episode, and nobody had heard of the Kotler Award before...

Credit to Vivek Oberoi where it's due.