Pragya Tiwari
Writing on theatre, books, cinema and politics
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- An Inconvenient Truth
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- In conversation with Swanand Kirkire – The Sunday Read
- Namita Devidayal on The Music Room – The Sunday Read
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- Oscars 2008 in Beautiful People
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- Ballad of a Backstage Worker
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- Theatre Round-Up 2006 for DNA
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- A Special Bond
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- End of Season
- Bombay Black
- The Threepenny Opera
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- Girija ke Sapne
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- Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf
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- Hardam Mareez
- Bone
- Kissa Yoni Ka (Vagina Monologues in Hindi)
- Detective Maurya
- Akarsh Khurana Interview
- Shivani Tanksale on Namak Mirch
- National School of Drama Festival
- Bikhre Bimb
- Makrand Deshpande talks about Grihalaxmi
- Prithvi Festival Preview
- The present state of Marathi Experimental Theatre
- Nehru Centre Festival 2005
- Prithvi Theatre Festival 2005
Hey Ms. Tiwari!
I like this blog. Pretty cool stuff ! I very much enjoyed the interview with Ajay TG. I am a filmmaker from Assam currently doing my Ph.D in Mass Communications here at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. These are literally the flatlands…No Country for Old Men….Cormac McCarthy country!
Here’s the link to the trailer on YouTube of my film on police shootings in America made in 2008.
Keep up the good work! You can reach me at gahori@hotmail.com
Cheers!
Shankar
want to read more.