New Delhi [India], November 17: When independent artists talk about visibility in India's entertainment industry, the conversation usually ends with the same hindrance -- discoverability. In October 2025, a new entrant decided to change that equation. Shucae Films, officially launched on 15
Hearts brimmed with devotion, eyes glistening with joy, and hands raised in air in reverence -- last night, Delhi witnessed a truly magical evening as global kirtan artist Radhika Das enchanted the audience with his soulful, divine melodies.
New Delhi [India], November 17: The CBIC stall at the IITF features helpdesks for onsite assistance, educational and awareness content, digital & interactive displays, public engagement and entertainment activities, magic shows, puppet shows, live quizzes, caricature artists, virtual reality
A 24-year-old artist named C.H. Vanshitha showcased a stall which stood out for its colours, stories, and history, the intricate Cheriyal paintings of Telangana at Bharat Parv in Ekta Nagar. Each painting unfolds like a visual story, narrating the rich traditions and lifestyles of rural T
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 17: The 16th edition of Literature Live! The Mumbai LitFest presented by Godrej Industries Group successfully concluded on Sunday, reaffirming the city's place as India's cultural and literary capital. Over three engaging days, the festival brought toge
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) [India], November 14: Sopaan, an arts and culture initiative, in collaboration with UNESCO, Maharashtra Tourism and the city of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, is set to unveil a one-of-its kind celebration of art, heritage and innovation, a confluence of cu
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], November 12: The National Cultural Pythian Games 2025 came to an end this evening at Bengaluru City University, Base Camp by Push Sports. For three days, the campus had the easy, steady rhythm of a festival. Students lingered around the stages, artists rehearse
Late Joravarsinh Jadav, apart from being a writer and researcher, was also a devoted protector of folk arts and artists who kept Gujarat's cultural heartbeat alive. His unique journey of promoting and preserving folk art, which began in the small village of Akru, remains a remarkable chap
Harshdeep added how she has previously performed in various places across the state, including Bhubaneshwar and Jajpur. "I was in disbelief after entering the fair. The decorations, the stalls and everything else looked so beautiful. I would like to visit the fair with my family and not as a