Archives: '14 Issue 03

The complete opposite of her award-winning character in BA Pass, Shilpa Shukla says that meeting the Dalai Lama changed her life

Good food, great books and no one for company makes for a perfect break from routine

A versatile bikini, resort-friendly sheer kaftans, slashed pleated dresses, fishtail braids and chunky jewels to keep intact your uber fashionable persona... you are ready to welcome the call of the wild!

Far away from home and all that you want is to be swept off your feet, celluloid style

While an ineffable air of excitement infused the Jaipur Lit Festival, a degree of misplaced optimism pervaded the air at the India Art Fair. Yet their democratic nature made them appealing and memorable

Not all those who wander are lost, believe Avani Patel and Manjari Verma as they design getaways, off the beaten path

Pallav Chander perceived his dyslexia not as much a disability as it was a hindrance. Decoding A Dyslexic Mind is almost an autobiographical series.

Anando Dutta’s work is aptly titled Fractures In Colours for it wisely glares at the flaws in humankind

Parmesh Shahani considers the young change-makers he has encountered in the past month to be ‘little Misters and Misses Sunshine’

With just one afternoon to mow down the Catalan capital’s fashionable urban landscape, Aparna Pednekar swings from Gaudi’s kaleidoscopic legacy to atmospheric cafes, luxe boutiques and iconic ateliers, and comes away catching her breath