Lata Mangeshkar and her Music Directors

Isn’t it extremely difficult to write about Lata Mangeshkar as everything has already been written? But then one may argue that she had so many facets, one can always find something new to talk about. So, here is my attempt do the same. Although I’m sure this aspect too must’ve been touched upon somewhere.

Influenced by Pop Culture, Korean is now the fastest growing language in India: A Report

Unveiling language learning patterns, attitudes and perceptions in India, Duolingo (Nasdaq: DUOL) – the world’s most popular language learning app recently released the 2021 Duolingo Language Report in the country.

CMR Study reveals Indian consumers continue to prioritize audio quality while purchasing smartphones

Over the past year, audio has been increasingly integrated into consumer lives. Audio is now central to their lives, enabling shared virtual experiences, whether it be audio or video. As such, quality audio experience is now a ’must-have’ on smartphones.

Lesser known dance forms of Kerala

Southern state of India, Kerala is known for its rich diversity of art forms. Way back in 1930 Mahakavi Vallathol established Kerala Kalamandalam and introduced two distinct classical dance styles of India, namely Kathakali and Mohiniatam, that enthralled European audiences with the performances by Kalamandalam dancers led by the great poet. While two classical dances gained international recognition, there are several other art forms of Kerala, that are comparatively lesser known.

Dilip Kumar in his Songs

On the 7th of July, the acting institution passed away, leaving behind a body of work that has influenced generations of actors in India and beyond. The great Dilip Kumar left the world at the ripe old age of 98, after living a full bodied life. Much has been written about his approach to acting and how he brought method into it by becoming the character that he played in that particular movie. So, I thought of talking about what the great man brought to the songs in his movies.

Vanraj Bhatia - The soundtrack of my life

The name Vanraj Bhatia entered my life, through the television set that my parents got home, one fine day. This was the mid 80s and entertainment in India was going through a sea-change. Movies, shows, serials, cricket matches, daily news, concerts and TV commercials entered homes and people’s lives through the good old Doordarshan.

Women revolutionizing the web through clutter-breaking performances

International Women's Day is celebrated across the globe on March 8th. While we do not need a specific day to honour and celebrate the achievements of women around the world, this day reminds us to celebrate, respect and appreciate women. If you are a Bollywood buff, here are a few titles to help you celebrate the strength, power, and courage of every woman :

Father Aniceto Nazareth – A Gem like no other

Innumerable are the people who will grieve the passing of Father Aniceto Nazareth into eternity. Priests, nuns and lay folk alike will miss the man who made music flow like a paen to the Lord and like a shower of soothing comfort on troubled souls.

When Corona came Home

Did we ever imagine a change that would have all of us locked up indoors for months? Isn’t it ironically strange that a microscopic virus could shatter all the tall claims by man of being the supreme creation, of countries who claimed to be super powers only to be brought down and in turn bring entire humanity to its knees?

Indian origin artists that shine on International television

As the country celebrates Republic Day, it is very important to celebrate the artists who have made us proud internationally. Indian origin actors today are being recognized internationally for their talent and are not confined to playing characters hailing from the subcontinent.