Narayan Srinivasan
Cannes

Nicholas Winding Refn, after his successful Valhalla Rising and Drive, once again proves his versatility in handling violent films. His Only God Forgives, starring his favourite, Ryan

In life and in death rivers are an integral part of the human story. Mankind has thrived and civilizations have prospered around them for centuries on end

I came to Cannes 24 years ago with my debut film Sex Lies and Videotape. Behind the Candelabra is my swan song ” declared Steven Soderbergh

Anoushka Shankar’s divine strains on the sitar enthralled invitees at a dinner hosted by the Cannes Festival president Gilles Jacob and its directorThierry Fremaux. Attended by the Indian star

Michael Aldrich launched online shopping in1979 with no clue whatsoever that his innovation would be a trillion dollar industry in the space of a few decades. Were we any

Art Basel, the famous art fair that attracts art lovers from all over the world is set to launch its first Asian event in Hong Kong in the coming week

The Indian poster boy for Cannes Anurag Kashyap has now added another feather to his profusely plumed hat. He was awarded the Chevalier des Arts et des

When director Baz Luhrmann asked Amitabh Bachchan to introduce the festival’s opening film last night, the bilingual veteran did so in his inimitable style. He addressed the world audience

This article is prompted by my friend Neerja’s e-mail which read: “Happy Mother’s Day. … remember every life came with a mother not a manual!" Ha made me laugh

Centuries ago, when we started to understand the world around us, curiosity made us explore many wonders, including birds, animals, small creatures and the plant world. In the pre-Independence