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Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol on inspiration behind film “My Name is Khan”

Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol on inspiration behind film “My Name is Khan”

Two of Bollywood’s biggest movie stars talk about their collaboration with director Karan Johar, and why the three feel inspired when they work together.

The Interview

Exploring gender and sexuality through Bharatnatyam

Exploring gender and sexuality through Bharatnatyam

Mesma Belsare discusses her training and performing Bharatnatyam in the United States and what it means to address transgender and sexuality issues as a dancer.

The Interview

A distinct jazz saxophone sound

A distinct jazz saxophone sound

Following the successful release of Rudresh Mahanthappa’s two albums–Apti and Kinsmen– critics have tagged him “Alto Saxophonist of the Year for 2009.”

The Interview

“Bombay Summer” captures a bygone era

“Bombay Summer” captures a bygone era

The filmmaker Joseph Mathew captures the city’s energy and youth culture in transition.

The Interview

A chilling look inside the “Mumbai Massacre”

A chilling look inside the “Mumbai Massacre”

Australian documentary filmmaker Victoria Pitt describes her emotional experience covering the harrowing attacks and takes us inside the corridors as the siege unfolds.

The Interview

Contemporary South Asian art at the AICON Gallery

Contemporary South Asian art at the AICON Gallery

The gallery’s director, Priyanka Mathew, highlights the show and the South Asian art scene.

The Interview

Actors

Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol on inspiration behind film “My Name is Khan”
Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol on inspiration behind film “My Name is Khan”

Two of Bollywood's biggest movie stars talk about their collaboration with director Karan Johar, and why the three feel inspired when they work together.

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Artists

Exploring gender and sexuality through Bharatnatyam
Exploring gender and sexuality through Bharatnatyam

Mesma Belsare discusses her training and performing Bharatnatyam in the United States and what it means to address transgender and sexuality issues as a dancer.

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Filmmakers

“Bombay Summer” captures a bygone era
“Bombay Summer” captures a bygone era

The filmmaker Joseph Mathew captures the city's energy and youth culture in transition.

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Writers

A family’s journey from 5 villages to 5 continents
A family’s journey from 5 villages to 5 continents

Minal Hajratwala spent seven years visiting distant cousins, aunts and uncles to string together this Indian Diaspora narrative.

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Musicians

A distinct jazz saxophone sound
A distinct jazz saxophone sound

Following the successful release of Rudresh Mahanthappa's two albums--Apti and Kinsmen-- critics have tagged him "Alto Saxophonist of the Year for 2009."

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