Cult Classic

A new-age, ultra-thin tourbillon meets the old-world Breguet aesthetic.

Rohit Sharma Has His Eye On The Prize

Rohit Sharma’s not letting 2018’s performance keep the Mumbai Indians down – even as he admits this IPL could be anyone’s.

Rocket Man

It’s been over two years since his last film. In that time, Hrithik Roshan has been flying under the radar. But of late, he’s become controversy’s favourite child. GQ caught up with the actor, and discovered a man who’s used the time away from the spotlight to work on becoming the best version of himself (yet)

Seth Rogen And The Science Of Rogenomics

He’s still getting high. He’s still making us laugh. But he’s kinda running Hollywood now, too

Hot Sauce

For the last decade or so, the story of Indian rap has been synonymous with Mumbai-based gully rap. But that’s set to change with Seedhe Maut. Bhanuj Kappal meets the firebrand duo from Delhi making music for Gen Z (and anyone else who’ll listen)

Free Flow

Fifty years ago, Astad Deboo pioneered contemporary dance in India. Today, as in 1969, he remains a study in how to be a modern man who moves with the times

Straight Dope

Dualist Inquiry aka Sahej Bakshi’s artistic journey takes a turn from peddling indietronic hits towards video production and a previously unheard sound.

Arcade Jam

With music festival season around the corner, acquaint yourself with these new sounds from the rising stars of India’s indie music circuit – some born for the stage, and others already on a hot streak of owning it.

Good Times With Bad Bunny

He’s the barrier-blurring king of Latin trap – and one of the most streamed artists on Earth. But Bad Bunny is way more than merely popular. We go to Puerto Rico to meet the most forward-looking pop star on the planet

Ink & Paper

For seven decades, one commission has presided over one of the greatest human experiments on Earth: the Indian election. Ex-chief election commissioner SY Quraishi’s recent compilation of essays is a unique assessment and celebration of its evolution

Weapons Grade

Does the new BMW M5 continue to reign as king of the super sedans?

Space Age

Sexy robots and technicolor lights mark the future of Dior Men under fashion wizard Kim Jones

Re-Enter The Matrix

Provocations of a virtual reality juggernaut

Alley Cat

Stylish with a touch of sinister. Is the new XF still a proper Jag?

Secret Agent

Acquaint yourself with the many shades of Vicky Kaushal, the actor unleashed on screens of all sizes this year

The Futurist

Much like the cars he makes, Anand Mahindra knows how to adapt to a fast-changing landscape. One of India’s first industrialist-evangelists for electric mobility, he’s going all out to usher in the electric age with the launch of Automobili Pininfarina – making him a global frontrunner in the dash toward s an emission-free future.

Up In The Air

As Vistara navigates skies filled with low-cost competitors, CEO Leslie Thng is optimistic for one simple reason: Great products always find takers

Urban Hero

The gentrification of the urban SUV reaches its peak with the Volvo XC60

City Of Change

Its rulers have painted its future like a fantastical Matisse, despite the city’s complex self-image. but amid obscene expenditure and western media incredulity, Abu Dhabi’s contribution to society might be greater than is being perceived

Two Men Walk Into A Bar

Why Mumbai’s hidden dives are (still) the best places to get Wasted.

A Slice Of The High Life

Indian uhnwis have poured billions of dollars into london and dubai's real estate. We offer the most recent insider view to the two world cities currently struggling to find their feet.

The Improbable Life And Stunning Death Of A Child Warrior

When his father was murdered, Wasil Ahmad vowed revenge. He was barely old enough to hoist a rifle, but still he trained to fight the Taliban. Finally, when the insurgents returned, Wasil found his chance. What he did next made him a legend. And then, of course, it made him a target.

India's Garden Of Eden: The Perfect Host For The T20 World Cup Final

India’s cricketing cauldron of passion is the perfect host for the T20 World Cup final.

Meet The Bollywood 'Fan'girl

When you read about a Femina Miss India winner, it’s not usually because she won the pageant 16 years ago. but after a gap longer than you’d deem necessary for career suicide, Waluscha De Sousa decided she’d bet on Bollywood, despite a long modelling hiatus. it worked, and her rookie role in this month’s Fan is opposite Shah Rukh Khan. Wait. What?

Can Trump Teach Us Anything?

Yes, as terrifying a question as that is, El Donald is both the US president and a billionaire businessman. So, we look to him to see if any of his professional play can help you get ahead seriously.

The Bullet

Royal Enfield CEO Siddhartha Lal is shifting cogs quicker than ever. Having recorded a consistent growth rate of over 50 per cent in the last two years, his revered motorcycle brand’s still gunning for a greater market share at a time when global motorcycle sales are in a slump. Yet, going by his recent moves, Lal’s work has only just begun.

Welcome To Nerdistan

What Is Quinsy? (and Other Important Questions)

Queens Of The Stoned Age

There are a thousand ways to buy weed in New York City, but the Green Angels devised a novel strategy for standing out: They hired models to be their dealers. In the eight years since the group was founded – by a blonde, blue-eyed Mormon ex-model – they’ve never been busted, and the business has grown into a multi-million-dollar operation. Suketu Mehta spent months embedded with them at their headquarters and out on their delivery routes to see where this great experiment in American entrepreneurship might lead.

An Agent For All Seasons

As Bond, he's a clean-cut collation of calm and cool. The man behind the tux - well, not so much. And that's a good thing.

The 5 Indian Artists You Need To Know

Evaluating excellence in contemporary art isn't easy. Once upon a simpler time, you had painting, you had sculpture, and Michelangelo was the one guy that could really do both. In 2015, things are a bit more complicated. But whether it's a multi-channel video artist or a prolific ballpoint-pen doodler, Indias got some pretty serious players currently doing the rounds on the global circuit, with styles as varied as the Subcontinent itself. The commonality? They kick ass all over the place.