Sohrab Ardeshir

It’s always amusing to watch parents goof-up and make blunders! Perhaps that’s one of the main reasons that make QTP’s newest play, The God of Carnage, so much fun to watch.

Restaurateur Rizwan Amlani and Sameer Malhotra enjoyed the night with a female friend.

Under Bruce Guthrie’s direction, NCPA’s production becomes a gateway into the minds of the protagonists who are locked up together in one cell

Mumbai city’s bawas’ and bawis’ love for footballer Zinadine Zidane seemed pretty evident on Thursday evening as a slew of well-heeled people attended the charity premiere of Little Zizou hosted by Dinaz Stafford, co-founder of the Salaam Baalak Trust and producer of the film, to celebrate 20 successful years of service to the Salaam Baalak cause.

All said and done, Love you to Death had the potential to be a much funnier and entertaining. Sadly it shows only sporadic sparks of life!

Director Sandeep Mohan would love to cast Hrithik Roshan because he is a combination of everything.

On this Independence Day, there will be ‘carnage’. Not of the blood and gore variety but the one that is filled with wit and old-fashioned humour.

Directed by Rahul Da Cunha, the play is one of the longest-running dramas in Mumbai.

Mumbai theatre lovers came in to watch Raell Padamsee's comedy.

Every moment has a story behind it, and on February 19 Mumbai witnessed a tale of emotions at a dance showcase titled ‘Bring It On: The Journey’.

12 Angry Jurors, a thrilled that will be staged in the city for the first time, presents what a courtroom drama would look like, if the jury system still existed in India...

"Two Indian professors in America. Thirty years of Shakespeare, verbal duels, jokes, alcohol. And the imperfect physics of love," that's how Anuvab Pal describes "Chaos Theory".

Coming on the back of his successful novel, Scammed, Ahmed Faiyaz, the bestselling author of Love, Life and All That Jazz… and Another Chance, recently released The Graveyard Shift, a novella that has been made into a Bollywood film

'Love You To Death' is a wild, whacky comic thriller in 'Hinglish' that has a laugh at the crazy times we live in.

Saturday evening was livened up for Lucknowites when the play Class Of 84 was staged in the city

It was Raell Padamsee's fisrt show and Mumbai Theatre lovers were there in full support.

‘The Letter’ Was Largely Shot In Goa

Pereira’s Bakery At 76 Chapel Road tries to tell an extraordinary tale, of an ordinary group of people

For the first time, Zambhala - India’s first yoga, music and life spirit festival to be held on 21st and 22nd December in Goa.

Theatre actor Zafar Karachiwala is making his directorial debut with a new play, Deepali S Dhingra finds out more...

National Award-winning actor-director Rajit Kapur was in town recently with the Nadir Khan-directed play Twelve Angry Jurors

It's official! Rahul Bose's movie, Everybody Says I'm Fine will see its world premiere in Toronto on September 12 at the Toronto International Film Festival, one of the four international A list festivals (in case you're wondering which the other three are, they are Venice, Cannes and Berlin). Wanna know what the Toronto film festival selection panel had to say about the film?

This Shirin and Farhad might not make for eternal lovers but then the audience would identify with their ordinariness. And that makes for a decent watch.

Scripwriter-turned-filmmaker Sooni Taraporevala tells PT why her directorial debut is a comedy and not a drama like her earlier works.

A Harvard degree might win you scholarly recognition, but can it teach you how to profess your love to someone?

The Delhi Theatre Festival, returning for its fifth season from September 20-22, will feature performances by acclaimed actors like Naseeruddin Shah and Shabana Azmi. Held at four venues in Delhi NCR, the festival is sponsored by American Express and aims to offer a captivating array of original plays and live performances.

It takes passion more than good health. We meet four nonagenarians to discuss what drives them...