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Brent Owens was squinting at me. Mostly because he was tired, but also because he was very suspiciou... ![]()
Repetition as melancholic motif
29th Aug
At what point does deliberately executed repetition as a creative motif in a song lose its charm? Is it five minutes? Wh... |
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The Mahabharata of Women
Sri Ram Centre, Safdar Hasjmi Road Based on a Tamil legend, when a sister was burnt alive by her brothers to preserve the family’s honour, this play questions various acts of society, taking a cue from strong female characters like Kunti and Draupadi. "Some people seem to fade away but then when they are truly gone, it’s like they didn’t fade away at all." Bob Dylan |
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