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Men in tights
It needed less than two hours to savour the flavour of Shakespeare's `complete works'. Berynn and Tim Schwerdt and Ezra Bix provided non-stop entertainment presenting the bard and his works to an audience who cherished every moment of it, writes MINI ANTHIKAD-CHHIBBER.
Arts & Crafts
Promoting the majestic animal
`Life-like' images of the tiger in myriad moods are painted by Wali.
Personality
On a cultural revival
Dr. Youngwolf strives to build bridges between the tribals of the world, and make the world aware of their unique identity.
Cinema
Not so powerful
MADHUR BHANDARKAR is back. After Chandni Bar, it is Satta which he believes will rule at the box office in these turbulent times. Well, Satta does start off as a powerful indictment of our political system where the ...

Cheerful journey
PRAISE TO the atmosphere that reverberates with her laughter, the air that smells of her fragrance. So what if Kareena Kapoor is untouched by versatility, unaccustomed to subtlety? And quite oblivious of the virtues of modesty? She ...
Fool-proof comedy
WRITER-DIRECTOR and actor Dasari Narayana Rao makes a comeback with this curiously titled film. Dasari's strong point has always been comedy and sarcastic presentation, and he maintains the same tenor here. It all begins with suspicious ...
Fight of the downtrodden
NARAYANAMURTHY IN this film narrates how caste wars break out and takes its toll on Dalits. He plays Bheemudu, the champion of dalits and downtrodden, who fights the upper caste landlords, and symbolises himself as Bheema of Mahabharata, ...
Theatre
The Aussie appeal
They are not all that different off stage. With their humour and zany perspective of the world, the Aussie artistes charmed their way into everyone's hearts.
Music
Violin melodies
`Surabhi' is one of those rare albums with instrumental versions of popular Telugu film tracks. S. Brahmanandam's violin solos recreate the melody, mood and mesmerising effect of these songs.
Chords & Notes
THIS IS a rare though extremely deserving tribute to Meer, who was held in high esteem by all the 19th Century Urdu poets and writers. At a time when there is abundance of literature and cassette albums on Ghalib, this offering does not come ...
Eating Out
A lawn affair
It was a walk through the Indian weekly village bazaar, a dinner at a dhaba capped with the gig in the discotheque, for the WTA players at Taj Krishna recently.
Cuisine
Plateful of rice
Try out these recipes to cook rice in interesting ways.
Insite
World Cup on the web
Get the best of World Cup Cricket info on the Net and also enjoy the contest and games that are being offered in the package.
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