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Friday, August 31, 2007
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Formula reigns
‘I am like a bird’ Nicholas Chorier, a seasoned kite photographer, makes his camera fly and the imagination soar. Mellifluously yours Singer Hariharan on “Urdu Blues”, his new album and film music.
Disturbing frames At the just concluded Open Frame 2007, some films raised some disquieting questions. 
SnapshotsMany observers have commented that the "Chak De India" had two heroes: Shah Rukh Khan and the script. It seems that the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences agrees. The Academy (which among other responsibilities hosts and hands out the ...
Merging melodies Sky Group’s fusion concert in New Delhi in celebration of 60 years of Independence was a soothing contrast of beats. A gem of an evening Tulasi Vishwanath gave an impressive vocal recital in New Delhi the other day. VENKATESAN SRIKANTH
Classical dance in the tri-coloursRanjana Gauhar’s two-day dance festival “Sare Jahan Se Achha” saw inspiring performances by Mohiniattam dancer Gopika Verma and Bharatanatyam exponent Ananda Shankar. 
Great beginningsTwo promising dancers floored Kolkata audiences the other day with riveting performances. A rogue spotlight nearly stole the show, though. MEENA BANERJEE
Well within your means You appreciate works of art but can’t afford them? Why not go for their prints? Here are some inexpensive options. Black and beautiful Sujata Dere’s works, to be mounted in New Delhi from this Sunday, have an impressive blend of the old and the new. 
Reviving Kalamkari“Kalamkari is the only art and craft in the world where vegetable dyes were used to paint in such a fine way on cloth creating fast colours and giving a touch of sophistication,” declares Shakuntala Ramani. And that such a ...
On the wings of memory Nemichandra Jain was remembered fondly on his birth anniversary.
Invoking the Almighty Delhiite Anita Singhvi impresses the audience with her Sufi renditions.
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