Vikram Johri

Leave aside the nationalist versus anti-nationalist debate for a moment.

In both cases, the newly anointed CEO is seen to take decisions based on a fresh analysis of the variables before him.

Would she not be better advised to relegate this transactional work to others and deploy her brilliance in developing a robust foreign policy?

Homosexuals have a long battle ahead in this country.

Unless things improve, we may have seen the last of him on our screens, big or small.

A tale about love, homosexuality and AIDS like no other is now available on Netflix.

He has many detractors and presumably many more admirers.

It is ultimately the ability to nurture a loyal clientele that will delay, if not halt, the demise of brick-and-mortar bookstores.

The idea can go one step ahead to shatter stereotypes than the liberal's magnificent visions of choice in the state.

Today’s shows are weighed down by needless political correctness.

Securing the future can be terribly burdensome. And then, the freaking competition.

The 'Other' Love Story is a 108-minute miniseries that refreshingly brings out the pervasiveness of homosexuality.

If introducing homosexuality as a surprise element in the script will get more audiences to theatres, it can only do the cause a world of good.

I understand this government can do the things it does, not because it is particularly intolerant, but because we all are.

'This mnemonics business, if I let it pass, would sap all meaning from the class'.

The culture brought about by online apps can be poisonous for someone looking to settle down.

70 years after Partition, the master wordsmith can still move us with his takedowns of violence and other all-too-human failings.

Will we ever be able to trust machines more than humans?

While sticking to the broadly conservative line, His Holiness has lessened the stigma around alternative sexuality.

The Manoj Bajpayee, Radhika Apte starrer points to a return to relevance for Shirish Kunder.

When Muslims are willing to carry out lone wolf attacks on behalf of a depraved ideology, we face a problem of altogether different proportions.

The adaptation comes as a blessing for the director who has been looking to repeat the large canvas of Gangs of Wasseypur.

As top executives of the company, they need to work closely, a scenario that is unlikely to continue after a divorce.

The need for safety is the bane of television programming.

It is comforting to know that celebrities go through same motions of ecstasy and tragedy that we mortals experience.

When relationships are messy and STDs a real threat, it can be the perfect idea to get off.

When the Times starts bloviating on values and ethics, we need to start getting careful.

How do you even respond to someone who thinks a cinematic representation of homosexuality defames a city?

Union HRD minister's comments in Lok Sabha represent the most grievous and potent attack on an ideological edifice.

The Bollywood actresses are too gifted to play second fiddle to a bunch of white actors with little talent beyond their bulging biceps and deep voices.