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The curtain raisers
Theatre veterans Amal and Nissar Allana reveal their creative partnership to Nandini Nair


In her own right
Zuleikha Chaudhari on being 100 per cent authentic
Columns

Extraordinary Pets
You might think owning a tiger is unusual, but not in America. There are 15,000 of them in the U.S.

Not all of them are kept as pets, but for those like Adam, who do live with their tigers, the emotional bond is strong.

A wild ...


TRAINING ROOM
Water workouts help
EXERCISE Water workouts are excellent for cardiovascular training and helps quicker muscle recovery
QUICK TIP
Vibes matter
Are you concerned that you’re not getting proper results from your workouts? It might be the atmosphere where you work out. You aren’t likely to be motivated to train hard if you see everyone else in the gym lazing around and taking ...
METRO WORKOUT
Balle balle aerobics
Shailaja Tripathi Taneja attends a Bhangra aerobics session, finding it is no cakewalk
BLAST FROM THE PAST
JAGTE RAHO1956
Raj Kapoor, Motilal, Nargis
THERELUCTANT GOURMET
A paean to parathas
NOSTALGIA Roadside dhabas, traditional stops for truckers and motorists, have always been one of the most interesting things about travelling in India
CHEWON THIS
Hoppin’ John
A rich, flavourful dish from the southern U.S., Hoppin’ John is very simple to make, consisting as it does of black-eyed peas, ham hocks, onion and long–grained rice cooked over a slow fire.

Some recipes call for throwing in ...


HI SPICE
The bark that heals
Cinnamon A currency for all seasons
Stir Fried Prawns with Sichuan Chilly Sauce
Prawns are popular across the world. As a main dish, as a snack, bland or spicy, prawns lend themselves to all kinds of combinations. Its texture is strong and distinctive, so while the flavours may blend, the pieces stand out.

The colours ...


CHEF'S CORNER
What a chap!
Food Station Let Lahore waft in through your kitchen with these chapli kababs
CAUGHT SNAPPING
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Food

Tease the taste buds
The Craft House helps you choose and drink the perfect cup of tea
Cinema

A friend recalls…
Flashback Lekh Tandon on “Jagte Raho”


C KKOMPANY

No, it is not a tale of the underworld. This Balaji comedy is the journey of three friends from a meagre existence to the Parliament. Raima Sen takes a break from serious cinema to try some light stuff. Tusshar Kapoor in the company of Anupam ...
Music

Chords & Notes
Sonu Kakkar’s “Don’t Touch Me”, is a cute album. It is not attempting anything profound. It sets out to be fun. At best it is fun and at worst it is empty noise. Of the eight songs, none are remarkable for their lyrics or ...
City Chronicles

Ripples on the river of time
Cityscape Traditional water carriers are being left high and dry
Arts And Entertainment

A hundred reasons to smile
The Kerala Cartoon Academy comes up with 123 ‘Manmohan Singhs’. Anjana Rajan reports
Travel

Stairway to heaven
Just one line in the guest book at Hotel Thrisangu Haven by noted actor Mamooty says it all. “True to its name” he had written when he stayed here during a visit to Kuttikanam a few months ago. The place is totally embraced by ...
Events

Where Jinnah rests next to Nehru
HERITAGE If exploring the past is your kind of thing, visit the little known Museum of Akashvani and Doordarshan, suggests SANGEETA BAROOAH PISHAROTY


Exclusive leather leads the way
Launch Aigner opens its flagship store in Vasant Kunj
Painting Exhibition

By Ramesh Gujrala, Sanjay Bhattacharya, Babu Xavier, Srikanth Kohle and others.

Venue: Gallery Art Maestros

Date: Till September 3

Timings: 11 a.m. to 7 ...


Life After Marriage

Livingroom Theatre presents director Sarita Vohra’s play ‘Mandy Weds Sandy’, which explores relationships and family support in crises, especially after marriage.

Venue: Epicentre, Gurgaon

Date: ...


Hindustani Music

A vocal Hindustani recital by Lata Khatri, disciple of Pt. Bhola Nath Misra.

Venue: Epicentre, Gurgaon

Date: September 3

Timings: 7.30 ...


Flute Recital

By Master Anirudh Bharadwaj, disciple of Akhila Krishnan and P.N. Krishnan.

Venue: Epicentre, Gurgaon

Date: September 4

Timings: 7.30 ...


Dance Recital

A Bharatanatyam dance performance by Abhirami Selvakumar, disciple of Urmila Sathyanarayanan.

Venue: Delhi Tamil Sangam, R.K. Puram

Date: August 30

Timings: 6.30 ...


French Film

Director Roschdy Zem’s Mauvaise Foi (Bad Faith) – part of the Festival of Love Stories by the French Embassy and Alliance Francaise.

Venue: 72, Lodi Estate

Date: September ...


Dadagiri on screen
Show Meet the real bullies and survivors on television
Wired In

Sound of music B&W 683
SPEAKERS You need a solid amplifier, and some good speakers to swirl those sounds around your room. A good home theatre-in-a-box is an easy option; however, if you’d like to put together your own system, here are some speaker ideas
JBL On Air Control 2.4G
This ‘wireless’ one adds more wiring and throws in a few bulky adapters as well. Fortunately, the good sound is this system’s saving grace.

Plus: Good bass, sturdy and flexible wall mounts

Minus: Remote control is ...


Mordaunt-Short Avant 902i
You can try and blast these bookshelves all you like, but the sound will remain crisp and clear.

Plus: Excellent control at both high and low levels

Minus: More expensive than its contemporaries

Price: ...


Totem Acoustic Rainmaker
Once you get the placement right, the Rainmaker will exhibit clean and tidy imaging — you’ll feel as if you’re listening live to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The speakers’ ability to handle low frequencies is also ...
People

The calling of music
Dutch cellist Saskia Rao-De Haas feels delighted to be a non-Indian promoter of Indian arts


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