Stage and reality blur in this new play

Keval Arora premiered his play Jhadpe, an adaptation of Catherine Hayes’ Skirmishes. The production examined the emotional weight of caregiving and invisible labor. Using sharp dialogue and inventive puppetry, the play left audiences reflecting. The mother was represented with a life-sized puppet, a technique used in theatre

Cancer, brain tumours are striking younger: Doctors reveal why

Recent studies reveal that cancer rates among young adults are on the rise, challenging the perception that such diseases predominantly affect older populations. Medical professionals are increasingly encountering patients in their 20s and 30s with severe health issues. Commonly dismissed indicators like fatigue are leading to dangerously delayed diagnoses, particularly for conditions like brain tumors,…

AI will always be a tool because it requires human intervention: Luke Kenny

For Luke Kenny, classic rock symbolizes liberation and timelessness, resonating with audiences across generations. He embraces music and acting as vibrant channels for engaging with viewers. Choosing unconventional roles allows him to delve into unexplored artistic realms. Unlike live performances, AI’s efficacy hinges on human creativity, while Indian OTT platforms navigate a fine line between…

From ‘Rang De Basanti’ to ‘Operation Safed Sagar’; Siddharth’s journey through patriotic and social dramas

Siddharth, known for his compelling performances, frequently embodies characters emphasizing life’s responsibilities and the need for social change. His impactful portrayal of youth activism and political consciousness can be seen in films like ‘Rang De Basanti’ and ‘Aayutha Ezhuthu’. His recent role as Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja in ‘Operation Safed Sagar’ was profoundly influenced by…