Mahabharat

The apsara Adrika is acknowledged in sculpture and art as well as in the narration and the recounting of the history of the epic and for being a guide to Vyasa that great bard and poet, the equivalent of Homer in ancient India.

Acclaimed filmmaker Subhash Ghai in conversation with The New Indian Executive Editor Rohan Dua Ghai shares various facets of his filmmaking including influence of Ramayan and Mahabharat. He also talks about secret behind his locales, a trademark of his films

  CHAMBI (HIMACHAL PRADESH): “Speak loudly, ‘Jai Shri Ram’. Your voice should reach Amethi to the ears of that ‘Yuvraj’ whose mother during the Congress regime had dictated the lawyers to tell the court that Ram doesn’t exist”. Union minister of women and child development Smriti Irani minced no words as she blew the poll […]