Anwesh Banerjee

The designer zooms into the details of his couture 2025 collection showcased in Paris

Los Angeles-based gallerist Rajiv Menon talks about the big South Asian cultural moment taking on America, Indian weddings, and why we’re possibly in a Brown Boy Summer

The powerhouse behind some of our most edge-of-the-seat TV thrillers on her love for crime fiction, Edinburgh, and tackling that “critical voice” in her head

The Serpentine Summer Party 2025 put the focus Subodh Gupta’s work, opening a cross-continental dialogue that sees Indian art not as a theme but as a given

A simple premise inspires Savile Row-based designer Rav Matharu: “Why can’t a bespoke garment be a bomber jacket in cashmere?”

In ‘Deviants’, author Santanu Bhattacharya, through the life and times of three gay men, looks at how India’s attitude towards queerness has changed over the years

Dhaka-based architect Marina Tabassum’s ‘A Capsule in Time’ is a movable design feat inspired by the Ganges and wedding shamiyanas—right in the heart of London

Indo-futurist artist duo Thiruda and Murthovic of Elsewhere In India have taken over London’s favourite performance gallery with a multi-sensory, India-coded, ‘Mad Max’-style exhibit

The director-actor couple bring Bollywood romance, queer joy, and heartfelt family drama—via some DDLJ flair—to their second feature collaboration, ‘A Nice Indian Boy’

For Jatinder Singh Durhailay’s tiny little works, inspiration can come from anywhere—Mughal art, Japanese minimalism, Bruce Lee or the women in his family

The London-based director opens up about the decade he spent making ‘Sister Midnight’, a satirical comedy starring Radhika Apte

As gay horror comedy ‘The Parenting’ releases this week, the Indian-origin actor talks haunted houses, learning on set, and having Brian Cox as screen dad