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Badla: Sujoy Ghosh’s taut thriller

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  • Travelogues

    Venice: Queen of the Adriatic

    By Anshu / May 8, 2018

    Venice is built on an archipelago of 118 islands formed by 177 canals in a shallow lagoon, connected by 409 bridges. Before this trip I talked to people who had been there and I received diametrically different opinions.…

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    102 not out: Seasoned acting, but weak screenplay

    By Anshu / May 6, 2018

    Umesh Shukla’s directorial venture, ‘102 not out’ is a celluloid adaptation of a Gujarati play of the same name. The story revolves around the sweet and sour relationship between 102 year old Dattatreya Vakharia (Amitabh Bachchan) and his 75 year old…

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    My Museo Leonardo da Vinci experience

    By Anshu / May 6, 2018

    After a long exhausting day at the Vatican, after hearing the Pope and visiting the Vatican museums, we were headed back to our hotel, when just after St Peter’s square, on the right side of the boulevard…

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    The colourful houses of Burano

    By Anshu / May 3, 2018

    We were lucky to visit one of the most colourful places in the world- Burano. This tiny island is as picturesque as a real life canvas. You just cannot take your eyes off the brightly painted houses.…

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    Capri: Tour of the blue island and Blue Grotto

    By Anshu / May 1, 2018

    Capri is an island located in the Tyrrhenian sea in the Bay of Naples. Famous for its amazing natural rock formations and its designer hotels and shopping, the island is inundated with tourists during summers. If you…

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    The Path of the Gods: A trek to remember

    By Anshu / May 1, 2018

    Last Saturday, Subodh and I embarked on a hike in Southern Italy called ‘Sentiero degli dei’ or more popularly known as the ‘Path of the Gods’. The trek takes you along the Amalfi coast in the Sorrentine…

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    The legend of Trevi Fountain

    By Anshu / April 28, 2018

    The Trevi Fountain is one of the largest fountains in the world. Designed in 1570 in Baroque style by Nicola Salvi, it is made of travertine stone. The theme is water. At its centre is Oceanus, the…

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  • Travelogues

    Seeing the Pope at St Peter’s Square

    By Anshu / April 26, 2018

    Three weeks ago, as I planned my vacation, I toyed whether to visit the Vatican on a Monday or a Wednesday. And then I chose Wednesday, because that’s the day that the Pope gives an audience. I…

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  • Films,  Reviews

    October: A mindful watch

    By Anshu / April 20, 2018

    Shoojit Sircar‘s off-beat film ‘October‘ struck a chord somewhere. If you have gone through a phase where your world has come to a standstill for some reason, you will identify with it. In one of the best performances…

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    Pandavleni: The rock-cut caves of Nashik

    By Anshu / April 19, 2018

    We were in Nashik and decided to walk up to Pandavleni early on Wednesday morning before the sun came up. We met several joggers and walkers and also some people trying to trek uphill without using the…

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