by Sandip Roy-Chowdury | Sep 12, 2006 | Features, General
Shashi Tharoor has a fantasy. It is to follow the Indian cricket team on a tour of the Caribbean. But chances are, this googly-on-golden-sands pipe dream is going to remain just that for a while. Tharoor barely has time to talk these days after India announced that...
by Sandip Roy-Chowdury | Sep 6, 2000 | Cover Story, Features
Gay Pride was just over in San Francisco. Not surprisingly, on her flight back to Los Angeles, Rashmi Choksey found herself surrounded by gay people. When she got on the shuttle from the airport, one of her fellow passengers, a man commented on how he found a gay...
by Sandip Roy-Chowdury | Mar 1, 1999 | Cover Story, Features
When Radha pushed the cart out of the exit door, the DotBuster with the barrel chest and GOTCHA T-shirt—apparently the gang’s leader—approached her as if he wished to lend a hand. “Hey lady, why do you wear that thing on your forehead? Your husband throw...
by Sandip Roy-Chowdury | Aug 6, 1995 | Entertainment
I am glad I come from that vanishing generation which actually read books instead of waiting for the movie. Otherwise I might have thought that The Jungle Book was the story of the romance between a young man brought up in Indian jungles and the British woman who...
by Sandip Roy-Chowdury | May 4, 1995 | Cover Story, Features
A suspicious old grandmother laboriously climbing up the stairs to see what mischief her grandchildren are up to, a maid shelling peas, a schoolgirls’ game of Lucky Dip—familiar, even mundane images plucked from day to day life. But in Ginu Kamani’s hands...
