ManasarovarA profound meditation on the human quest for faith and inner peace The early 1960s, also known as the golden age of Indian cinema. Satyan Kumar, reigning screen god, moves from Mumbai to the Madras film industry. There he meets Gopalan, a middling studio writer. An inexplicable connection forms between the two men across the chasms of class and language. But just as an enduring bond springs up, tragedy intervenes. Gopalans son mysteriously dies and

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Eroticism in sculpture is compared with the dominant themes in the other modes of art prevalent during the period

The two unrelated events thus seem to be related in time and space

The lady shows how much work a woman is to work in a tribal society

It was guru Dronacharya who taught Arjun the mastcraft of archery and it was his solemn pledge to make Arjun the world's greatest archer

And exuberant works such as "New Rain" and "Grandfather's Holiday" describe Tagore's sheer joy at the glories of nature or simply in watching a grandchild play

He is a Buddha Doctor

Lord Ganesha’s figure has been executed with a greater sense of refinement and sculptural excellence

The painting has reflected the love of the folk artists for colour and trees around which their lives have been surrounded

The greatest epic Mahabharata has been ascribed to Ved Vyaasa