90s’ Cinema: Slick, Frothy, Wholesome

Indian cinema has risen to great heights and has achieved what is the envy of other arts, a cinematic life form—complete, masterly and profound, says Abhilaksh Likhi

• A temple that beckons,
  by Shona Adhikari
  
  
• Brass industry losing lustre,
  by Satish Handa
  
  
• Legendary poet of Punjab,
  by Narinder S. Kapoor
  
  
• SPEAKING GENERALLY: Memories: Sour and sad,
  by Chanchal Sarkar
  
  
• Give a gift to the gifted ones,
  by Nonika Singh
  
  
• The song beneath my feet,
  by Adil Jussawalla
  
  
• A superstar in the making,
  by Asha Singh
  
  
• Tale of the book,
  by Deepshikha Khaira
  
  
• Emerging from the shadow of death,
  contends Christoph Kohler
  

• INTERVIEW: "I am trying to gather people to fight for causes", Pavan Verma tells Belu Maheshwari
  
  
• TIME OFF: Let us hold our heads high,
  by Manohar Malgonkar
  
  
• TRAVEL: Castles, Canals, Copenhagen,
  writes Vinay Kumar Malhotra
  
  
• YOUR OPTION: The power of integrity,
  by Taru Bahl
  
  
• SUGAR 'N' SPICE: Cakes that make instant impact,
  by Harkiran Sodhi
  
  
• NATURE: Australia' wildlife heritage,
  writes Nutan Shukla
  
  
• FAUJI BEAT: The price of a soldier's life,
  by Pritam Bhullar
  
  
• WIDE ANGLE: Everyone's talking about this film,
  by Ervell E. Menezes
  
  
• FEEDBACK: Ringing in the third millennium
  
  
• FILM & TV: Waiting for her Khwaish to come true,
  by Mukesh Khosla
  
  
• BOLLYWOOD BHELPURI: Shah Rukh all set to roar,
  by Madhur Mittal