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UNSEEN JOURNEY OF A GENIUS | Guru Dutt @ 100: The legend and his distinct cinematic language
Light and shadows were at play in Guru Dutt's films. His films were a slice of his life, but with technical flourishes and sharp observations on society and its hypocrisies. Dutt created his distinct style and cinematic language. On his birth centenary, THE WEEK takes you through the life and work of one of the greatest filmmakers.
CURRENT EVENTS: Uddhav and Raj Thackeray are fighting for political survival. Joining hands seems an exciting option, but making it work will be a challenge for the cousins.
UNTOLD STORIES: How a pair of rocket scientists forged India’s missile muscle, overcoming ridicule and red tape.
NORTHEAST: Hectic dam activity has been confirmed in more regions in China close to the border with Arunachal Pradesh, aggravating India’s safety and security.
@LEISURE: Chef Vijaya Kumar says the James Beard award he won in New York, signifies not just a personal triumph, but also a cultural shift.

F-35: Owner's pride, others' meme

Heard of the mitrailleuse machine gun? The world’s first rapid-fire gun developed in the 1860s, it was like Onida TV—owner’s pride and enemy's envy. The French owners kept it under such thick wraps that when the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-71 broke out, the guns were issued to front-line troops without operating manuals. By the time clearances were obtained and the manuals arrived, France had lost the war.

2 mins

Duo or die

Uddhav and Raj Thackeray are fighting for political survival. Joining hands seems an exciting option, but making it work will be a challenge for the cousins

7 mins

More water bombs

Hectic dam activity has been confirmed in more regions in China close to the border with Arunachal Pradesh, aggravating India's safety and security

5 mins

TWO FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST

How a pair of rocket scientists forged India's missile muscle, overcoming ridicule and red tape

10+ mins

There is no ceasefire

While the Islamic Republic of Iran was engaged in negotiations with the United States regarding its peaceful nuclear programme, the Zionist regime launched a military attack on my country on June 13. This act by Israel constituted a clear case of military aggression and a threat to international peace and security. In accordance with the United Nations Charter, Iran exercised its legitimate right to self-defence and, in response to this aggression, targeted the military and security centres of the Zionist regime.

3 mins

A win-win in Colombo

What Mazagon Dock’s controlling stake in Colombo Dockyard means for India’s maritime ambitions

4 mins

BROKEN SYSTEM, BLEEDING FAITH

Kerala’s health sector, long seen as a model, is buckling under a structural crisis

6 mins

Stress less. Live more

Across boardrooms and living rooms, between deadlines and daily rituals, a quiet question lingers. It surfaces in conversations, in passing thoughts, and in rare moments of stillness. How do we hold everything together, and more meaningfully? How do we move through the busyness of life with purpose?

2 mins

The tenth nerve

Maya, all of 18, had been battling refractory epilepsy for the better part of her adolescence. The word ‘refractory’ always leaves a bitter taste in my mouth as it signifies a resistance to the arsenal of medications we typically rely upon. Maya's face, although etched with the fatigue of countless seizures, still held the spark of youthful curiosity. Her parents’ faces were a blend of apprehension and desperate hope as they held hands in front of me.

2 mins

MASTER CLASS

Light and shadows were at play in his films, like in life. His films were a slice of his life, but with technical flourishes and sharp observations on society and its hypocrisies. With that, Guru Dutt created his distinct style and cinematic language. On his birth centenary, THE WEEK takes you through the life and work of one of the greatest filmmakers

10+ mins

Poet with a camera

Guru Dutt crafted images so evocative that they transcended words

3 mins

The Dutt aesthetic

It was sculpted with light and moulded in music

4 mins

It takes courage to be a Deepika

New mother Deepika Padukone has a lot going on in her life right now. It is good to see she has her priorities in place. Recently, she made headlines for two different reasons: First, she boldly demanded an eight-hour working day—which indirectly forced her out of Spirit, a big-budget film by Sandeep Reddy Venga. Second, she became the first Indian female actor to be felicitated with the coveted Hollywood Walk of Fame honour. Both announcements went viral.

2 mins

UNAPOLOGETICALLY SOUTH

Chef Vijaya Kumar, who won the James Beard award in New York, says it signifies not just a personal triumph, but also a cultural shift

3 mins

Old dog can learn new tricks

Newlyweds start the day by murmuring sweet nothings. Those past the seven-year-itch exchange polite greetings in the mornings. Couples nearing their silver jubilees rudely grunt 'good morning' to each other.

3 mins

Elephant in the classroom

Tamil Nadu school education minister’s new book rebuts the National Education Policy 2020

2 mins

The other pandemic

Last month, there was a spurt in Covid infections, igniting panic which led to some people recalling the horrors of five years ago. But, as far as pandemics go, they have turned out to be limited, with relatively few casualties and rapid recoveries. On the other hand, a real epidemic has gone largely unnoticed, even as it slowly but inexorably takes a horrific toll.

2 mins

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Uitgever: Malayala-Manorama

Categorie: News

Taal: English

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