Sunday Mid-Day • 17th November 2024 Break ke baad FEATURE: A short film shot on 16-mm film and winner of two National Awards, is a nostalgic ode to Kannada cinema’s golden era
Sunday Mid-Day • 20th October 2024 Double trouble INTERVIEW: The Do Patti team speaks to mid-day about their upcoming thriller, which will see Kajol playing a cop for the first time in her three-decade career
ASAP | art • 14th October 2024 Art in Delay, Hesitation as Film: Maisam Ali’s In Retreat REVIEW: A languorous, melancholic and occasionally even guilty meditation on universal themes of belonging, freedom, home and acceptance
Sunday Mid-Day • 6th October 2024 ‘She laid the foundation for a free pen’ TRIBUTE: Industry insiders and readers share memories of Femina’s longest serving editor, hailing the quiet revolution in women’s journalism she led
Sunday Mid-Day • 29th September 2024 Deeper into the black mirror INTERVIEW: Vikramaditya Motwane and Ananya Panday discuss CTRL which explores the increasingly probable perils of a tech takeover
Kulfi Collective • 26th November 2024 The Rise of Gen Alpha FEATURE: Diving into the beliefs and consumption behaviours of Generation Alpha as its oldest members come of age
Critical Collective • 23rd August 2024 Filming Fictions: Visual Culture in the Princely States REVIEW: The exhibition Chitramahal highlighted alternative histories of film and photography in India and regional trysts with modernity
Sunday Mid-Day • 26th August 2024 Red Fort’s Bandwallahs in Worli FEATURE: Tao Art Gallery celebrates the 100th year of Krishen Khanna, the last surviving progressive artist
Sunday Mid-Day • 11th August 2024 ‘We need more politicians who read poetry, more poets to enter politics’ INTERVIEW: An openly gay man steps into mainstream Maharashtra politics and argues in favour of crafting an alternative political imagination
ASAP | art • 8th July 2024 Restoring Manthan: Cinephilia in the Age of Multiplexes ESSAY: Like the restorations, the format of the multiplex itself seems to have been responsible for granting these films a second lease on life
Sunday Mid-Day • 16th June 2024 Trouble in Paradise? INTERVIEW: Sri Lankan filmmaker Prasanna Vithanage speaks to Sunday mid-day about his award-winning film geared for release next week
Sunday Mid-Day • 18th August 2024 ‘Dev sahab was Goldie’s alter ego’ INTERVIEW: A new book offers a behind-the-scenes look at the kinship between Dev and Vijay Anand and their enduring contributions to Hindi cinema
Sunday Mid-Day • 16th June 2024 The language of Dalit food FEATURE: The English translation of a prominent work on Dalit food adds new questions about Dalit experiences to food politics
Sunday Mid-Day • 5th May 2024 Out of a family archive FEATURE: An actress and director's centenary has initiated efforts towards the restoration of her films
Sunday Mid-Day • 16th April 2024 Never let me go FEATURE: Sheetal Mallar's new photobook and accompanying exhibition uses memory as a tool to explore the role of matrilineal bonds in shaping identity
Sunday Mid-Day • 11th February 2024 36 Memory Lane INTERVIEW: Suman Ghosh takes Aparna Sen back to early film locations in a new documentary. mid-day gets together with the two filmmakers
Sunday Mid-Day • 21st January 2024 A family’s tryst with Lasya FEATURE: An exhibition in Goa will showcase the life and work of renowned Manipuri dancer Nayana Jhaveri
Sunday Mid-Day • 9th May 2024 Off the old block INTERVIEW: First-time novelist Tathagata Bhattacharya reflects on his literary inheritance
ASAP | art • 8th August 2024 Divergent Trails: Prasanna Vithanage's Paradise REVIEW: In Paradise, one group’s ‘burning’ homeland becomes another’s idea of a cheap vacation
Sunday Mid-Day • 26th November 2023 From Bangladesh, with love FEATURE: A British-Bangladeshi writer’s new cookbook steeped in nostalgia showcases seasonal and regional recipes
Critical Collective • 17th October 2023 Cigarettes, Scarves and Morality: Dev Anand’s Early Crime Films ESSAY: In the year of Anand’s birth centenary celebrations, we revisit his noir films of the1950s
Sunday Mid-Day • 14th October 2023 Since Durga went global FEATURE: As Bengal gears up for its biggest annual celebration, mid-day assesses the economic and political implications of its nascent UNESCO recognition
Sunday Mid-Day • 30th September 2023 In the womb of peace FEATURE: Shantiniketan is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its core vision to fuel the arts continues to thrive, amidst unspoken boundaries
Sunday Mid-Day • 10th September 2023 ‘I’m running to keep up with the audience’ INTERVIEW: Filmmaker Sujoy Ghosh speaks of adaptations, locations and keeping up with audience tastes for his Kareena Kapoor-starrer Jaane Jaan