Culture

In Jharkhand, the once-fading tradition of Sohrai painting is brought back to life. This vibrant art form, once limited to walls and mud houses, is now being revived on new canvases.

Here’s a glimpse into the timeless weaving traditions of Himachal Pradesh, where art and history harmonise in the vibrant Kullu shawls and the narrative-rich Chamba rumals.

Once a symbol of celebration turned into a tool of oppression, parai has reclaimed its legacy, breaking caste barriers and inspiring change through dedicated schools and movements.

Spend January in Jaipur, March in Mizoram, and November in Hyderabad! Here’s a festival for every mood and month of 2025.

Rahul Gupta defied societal norms branding classical dance as "effeminate", embracing Bharatanatyam as his sanctuary. Determined to shield his son Bharat from similar prejudice, Rahul nurtured his love for dance. Despite relentless bullying, the duo persevered, now dazzling global stages.

Indira Dhar’s debut film, Putul, journeyed from Kolkata’s streets to Cannes, earning a standing ovation. A single mother, Indira battled funding struggles, sold her jewellery, and balanced parenthood to bring this powerful story to life. Her resilience, rooted in her passion for storytelling, turned obstacles into triumphs.

Varijashree Venugopal, the extraordinary singer, flautist, and composer from Bengaluru, has been nominated for a prestigious Grammy Award this year for her contributions to the song 'A Rock Somewhere', a collaboration with multi-Grammy winner Jacob Collier and Anoushka Shankar.

In a world where traditional art forms are fading away, Govind Singh Bhati and Sharon Genevive are on a mission to revive Rajasthan’s folk musical heritage. Through their one of a kind programme, Lok Sangeet Shala, they’re empowering young artists from folk communities to learn and celebrate their cultural identity.

As our childhood favourite CID gears up for a comeback, here's a look at how Shivaji Satam, the iconic ACP Pradyuman, transformed a love for theatre into an unforgettable legacy.

Bhuvan Bam overcame personal struggles and professional rejections, turning his passion for creativity into viral success with shows like Dhindora and Taaza Khabar.