'Prisoner of Azkaban' and 'Maqbool' are just two examples of movie adaptations that enhanced the story by tweaking it for the medium.
Books
Reading Slows Us Down, It Makes Us Ponder – And That’s a Good Thing
You have to read books to read cities, to read times, to read emotions, to read love, to read struggles. There is no other way.
The Not-So-Quiet Book Club Mania Sweeping Indian Cities
You like to read books, and you despise leaving your house. What do you do? Or you move to a new city, know no one, and you really like your …
The Unlikely Heroines of Young Adult Fiction
Female protagonists in young adult fiction are unlikely heroines who embrace their flaws. But when it comes to diversity, they are still largely white and middle class.
‘The Small-Town Sea’ Is a Melancholy Trip Through Childhood
"I think being prone to wild stretches of imagination is the malady that haunts anyone with a penchant for storytelling."
‘I Need to Pee’: Nothing Comes Between This Little Girl and a Bathroom
Rahi, the star of Neha Singh's new children's book, isn't just endearing because of her near-constant need to pee, but also her unabashed acceptance of it.
Resisting Marginalisation With a New Literary Festival in Kolkata
A literary festival brings together voices of resistance to bridge differences and creates a united front against fascism.