Native fibs
By Syed Aqeel
There hardly exists a race of people on earth devoid of the possession of belief in strange, mysterious and often unbelievable ‘myths’....
Harud breaks the bollywood stereotype on Kashmir
By Fahad Shah
“Whatever is going on is not your fault?” tells the father, Yusuf (Reza Naji, Iranian actor) to his son, Rafiq (Shahnawaz...
Collection Of Kashmir’s Brutal Ground Reality
Ever wondered, how does it feel to see posters of “most wanted” people on walls of buildings in Delhi streets? People with similar, same...
Taxi To The Dark Side: The US Prisons
By Iymon Ganaie
Documentary films do often bring an agitation after which it is apt to shed tears. Agitation, which must be perceived as...
Dhobi Ghat: A Mumbai Dairy
By Iymon Ganaie
With every film that the brand name ‘Aamir Khan Productions’ brings on the 72 mm screen, the audience is amused. Much same...
The Collaborator of Valley
By Iymon Ganaie
On Sunday morning, I started reading Mirza Waheed’s debut novel The Collaborator. The novel is a poignant, moving tale of love...
The Delhi Walla Books Is Mantra
By Fahad Shah
A traveller. A photographer. A book lover. And a guide to Delhi. He walks all around the city. Alone, late in the...
An Evening For ‘The Collaborator’
By Fahad Shah
Under the bright ceiling of fluorescent lights in the hall of British Council Library: it was an evening for The Collaborator. A...
THE COLLABORATOR By Mirza Waheed
A stunningly humane work of storytelling with a poignant and unpredictable hero at its heart. Mirza Waheed is a major new talent. Goes to...