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	Another Peek
	Mira Nair takes a fresh look at Thackeray’s Vanity Fair.

	Bharatnatyam in Jeans
	The traditional and the modern can coexist in the psyche of one person.

	Life is A Love Story
	Kiron Kher unplugged.

	Quest for the Ordinary
	Hanif Kureishi Unplugged.

	Banal Dreams
	Bombay Dreams is a hodge-podge of clichéd, uninspiring lines meshed together to punctuate one dance number from the next.

	Past Dream Time
	It’s showtime for Bombay Dreams.

	Bollywood on the Hudson
	Is America finally ready for Bollywood?

	Competent is the Enemy of the Brilliant
	For all he has achieved or survived, says Anupam Kher, this is only the intermission of his life.

	Baazigar
	India’s comedy king Johnny Lever in an exclusive interview with Little India.

	Emotionally Branding Films and Cricket
	Everything I know about emotional branding, I learnt from cricket.

	Beyond Skin
	The whole world is Nitin Sawhney’s palette.

	New Kid on the Block
	Indians on a treadmill? You gotta be kidding!

	Everyone’s A Star
	Just about everyone is jumping into the movie business these days.

	Hell of a Party
	Where’s the Party Yaar is a romp through Indian America.

	The Big Picture
	Afsana Amarsy’s Land of the Tiger brings India to the IMAX.

	The Beat Goes On
	Zakir Hussain is not jaded by his success.

	Gurinder Chadha Unplugged
	Getting personal with the director of Bend it Like Becham.

	Celebrity Kids
	So what is it like to be born with a silver spoon in your mouth?

	The Money to Create
	Naseem Khan is the force behind government funding for South Asian arts.

	Mehfil
	Lakshmi Shankar has seen and done it all.

	Raaga Power
	Indian performing arts’ determined stand.

	Allah Meherban
	Pandir Jasraj is at his peak.

	There is no Greatness Without Pain
	Ustad Shahid Parvez

	The Bansuri Wallah
	Steve Gorn

	Desi Flava
	Indians take to hip-hop.

	Lethal Sheetal
	Time and the moment are on Sheetal Sheth’s side.

	Telling Our Tales
	Indian American filmmakers are chronicling their lives in America.

	Are We There Yet?
	New immigrants have finally found the courage and the impulse to image their condition.

	Keepers of the Arts
	Indian American Art collectors are turning increasingly toward Indian art, both as emotional anchor and financial investment.

	Gora Gora Banka Chora
	Sean Dinsmore spins Desi music.

	A Legacy of Terror
	Filmmaker Shelley Saywell film on the Air India bombing of 1985 had Canadians weeping unabashedly.

	Bally Sagoo's Second Coming
	The man with the big beats and platinum hits does it again.

	Desperately Seeking Helen
	Eisha Marjara's ultimate love letter to Bollywood.

	A Place for Unsuitable Girls
	A women's collective shakes things up.

	New Kid on the Block
	Emerging new artists

	Odd Me: Strange Noises
	OddMe’s Manish Anand found his talent in music from an early age.

	Young at Art
	Young new Indian artists break out.

	Forever Gold
	Malkit Singh unleashes his Millennium Mixes.

	Humming on the Net
	Indian Music on the Net.

	O Earthly Gods
	Govinda is a cross between rave, classical Indian concert and trance-like Opera.

	The Great Indian Art Bazaar
	There were enough stone and Bronze Buddhas, Shiva-Parvatis and Ganeshas in New York to create a temple city in the Big Apple.