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| Fear lingers in cities |
| A deep-rooted sense of falling victim to an act of terrorism is haunting the psyche of urban India today, as a survey by The Telegraph and Mode shows, reports Anirban Das Mahapatra |
| It’s 7 pm on August 14, the eve of India’s Independence Day, and there isn’t a single seat left to be occupied in New Delhi’s Kamani Auditorium. A premier hub of cultural activity in the capital, the auditorium is housing a ballet... |
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| Tanned truths |
| The perforated pyramid-shaped steel canopies over the three gates to the Calcutta leather complex look futuristic. Inside the
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| The roots of terror |
| It is the question which every thinking person in Britain is agonising over why are an increasing number of young Muslims,
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| KAN(K)
Karan really
swing it? |
| Karan Johar must have popped the champagne corks. Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna, his latest movie, has grossed Rs 14 crore overseas and Rs 26 crore in India in the first three days since it was released, according to Vishal Patel, the marketing head ... |
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| box office |
| It’s
money, honey |
| If
Omkara got rave reviews but poor box office collections,
the case was just the opposite with Karan Johar’s
Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna. The multi-starcast, mature
love story didn’t please the press as much
as it did the paying public. Some au... |
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