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Continue reading →: For the Love of JasmineFrom the flower beds to the Vedas, from romance to beauty and food, ‘moonbeams’ are fragrant with luxury.
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Continue reading →: Book Review: The Lives of Others, by Neel MukherjeeAs a citizen of 21st-century, wired, enthusiastic India, you’ll need courage to look this book in the eye, to face our truth, to see where we’ve come from. But you’ll also find courage within its pages.
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Continue reading →: The Marriage Maestros in India’s Booming Wedding IndustryIndia’s famous big fat wedding now demands high end innovation. These are the people who make it happen.
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Continue reading →: Book Review: The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard FlanaganThe award-winning Australian novelist appears to have chosen a topic rather raw and personal in the writing of his book. His father was a survivor of the Burma Death Railway – which plays the backdrop for the action in the book.
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Continue reading →: Indian ‘Mithais’ Get a Designer TwistWho gives regular old laddoo-pedas at weddings any more? These gourmet sweet-makers offer festive confections with style and substance.
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Continue reading →: Movie Review: LucyWith Lucy, Johansson’s now managed to put herself in a league beyond mere cinema. She’s managed to embed herself in an entire generation’s psyche as the face, voice and representation of the super-evolved, consummate, ultimate human being. With a fabulous pout.
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Continue reading →: Movie Review: KatiyabaazThe award-winning documentary made last year and released in Indian cinemas last week zeroes in on Kanpur’s infamous electricity failings.
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Continue reading →: The Freedom ChroniclesWhatever your political stance, private values or public choices, freedom has an intensely personal connotation for all of us. We speak to Indian women from different walks of life and from all across India on what freedom means to them.
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Continue reading →: Fifty Shades of FreedomFreedom, Indian women have learnt, doesn’t come easy, free or cheap. In fact, some would tell you freedom isn’t a destination at all. It’s a work of precious progress. You build some, you lose some, you build some more.
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Continue reading →: Haute Baby CoutureLittle Indian kids went luxe in a big way about half a decade ago, when attracted by the 20 per cent growth in the Rs 35,000 crore apparel market (estimated to touch Rs 80,000 crore by 2016) Indian fashion couturiers did a Benjamin Button and began designing for younger and…
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Continue reading →: José Covaco: Love, Sex, Weddings, MarriageA talk with youth icon, MTV host and first-time author José Covaco for his sage views on love, sex and marriage.
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Continue reading →: Sushil Wadhwa: The Paradise PlannerWhen it comes to destination weddings, Sushil Wadhwa of Platinum World Weddings has been there, done that, all over the world.
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Continue reading →: Prashi and Pramel: Party PerfectGetting the details perfect is a given at Prashe Décor, founded by brother-sister duo Prashi Shah and Pramel Shah who have been designing Indian weddings across the US and abroad.
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Continue reading →: Stop Playing Divisive PoliticsSeveral Indo-Pak couples have expressed the difficulties they face in day-to-day lives, and the narrow-minded views of leaders such as Laxman only exacerbate them, derailing any possibility of a peaceful solution to neighbourly antagonism.
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Continue reading →: The Smile Report: The What, How & How Much of Dental AestheticsState-of-the-art dental treatments allow you to whiten your teeth, fix that toothy grin, and add dazzle to your smile for those priceless wedding photos.
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