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Nawazuddin Siddiqui: The drama king
The long struggle is over for the industry outsider. Nawazuddin Siddiqui, 41, is on every film-maker's most wanted list and, the actor says, he owes much of his success to his roots in theatre
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Driving in Basque Country
Exploring a foreign land by road is a joyride, especially if a luxury car comes into the picture
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Jalabala Vaidya and Gopal Sharman: A president, a Beetle and a play
About half a century ago, Jalabala Vaidya and Gopal Sharman, founders of New Delhi's Akshara theatre, started their journey in drama. Here's their story, divided into a few enthralling acts
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Have money, will splurge
A selection from the editors of ForbesLife India, ForbesLife and Network18 Publishing
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Eat, sleep, dive, repeat: The water world off Thailand
The coral reefs off Similan Islands in Thailand offer a tryst with whale sharks, manta rays and the many hues of diversity
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Fiat's wild child and his globetrotting life
After years of outrageous behaviour, Fiat's prodigal scion, Lapo Elkann, has found a new gear designing cars, suits, eyeglasses, watches—and the ultimate globetrotting life for himself
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Thrilling and chilling: Film posters from the 1950s
Edward Sommer's amazing, colossal collection of vintage sci-fi and horror movie posters goes up for auction
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Enter the exclusive world of yacht clubs
Yacht clubs are much sought-after playgrounds of the super rich. Here are some of the best and most exclusive ones in the world
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Jazz and the art of being South Asian in the US
South Asian-Americans are forging new paths in jazz—and in the immigrant experience
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Of Vikings and Elves: Intriguing Iceland
A 10-day road trip in Iceland reveals an ancient world of exaggerated landscapes and rock formations—a place where history and myth find common ground
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