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A LIFE IN 70mm
The '70s to 70: An unbroken Zanjeer
At 70, Amitabh Bachchan is the reason why KBC is among the top 3 shows in the country today.
scandals and controversies
Sleazy come, sleazy go
The IPL took controversy to a new high, making it one of the most entertaining years ever.
Spectator Nation
End-of-the-year review
When democracy shouted back
The end of the year is a time for reflection when one looks back & tries to make sense of the past.
Filmi formula
Raabert, gaadi nikalo!
Much before we learnt to obsess over F1 on TV, our cars were throbbing 70-mm stuff.
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Revenge of the middle class
The key to social activist Anna Hazare's appeal lies in his status as a detached, almost bewildered outsider in the world of FDI inflows, stock…
The sport ambassador
The hero in our closet
Dravid is a hero to us only when all others are absent. He delivers perfection while what we want is stimulation.
TOGETHER, TOUGHER
Civil disobedience, middle class style
Mass protests have, historically, been used by the truly powerless. Aided by media, it is now the middle class that is leading the charge.
wife and times
Lalitaji rules, does she?
Advertisments before liberalisation showed the housewife tyrannised by mothers-in-law, judged by society. Today’s ads show a happier woman —…
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Neighbours' ennui
Now, people next door are just faces that you politely smile at in the lift.
Wine & Dine
Kebabs, not canapês
Change the rules of Sunday brunching by introducing desi elements to it.