Sitar is a deep, complex instrument and requires correct training, says sitarist Rajeev Janardhan
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Wednesday, April 10, 2019
A BLEND of both worlds
Keeping its roots in the classical, Krishna, a fusion track by playback-singer H.G. Chaitra aims to take the richness of classical music to the youth
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Riffs of tradition
Flautist Vamshidhar, born into a family of illustrious musicians, takes forward the Mysore style with aplomb
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Favourite movies
Keerthana LS, pursuing her masters in English in Thiruvananthapuram, writes in her top five movies
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My effort is to entertain the audience, says director Vysakh
Known for his huge hits, the filmmaker is back with Madhura Raja, three years after Pulimurugan
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Breaking the boundaries
A look at how a small but growing tribe of B-Girls is ensuring that street dance style isn’t an all-boy’s club
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‘Films don’t need to be preachy, just honest’
Nandita Das on creative freedom, whether cinema can start revolutions and playing multiple characters in Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai
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