Waiting for the Godot: The lady whose interview of mine is yet to see the light of the day
PICTURE TALK Some two months ago in Delhi, a young lady, a university professor, had come home to interview me....
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Down Memory Lane: Lucky one to shoot pics of the ‘Nightingale’ who’ll always rule our hearts
PICTURE TALK The eldest daughter of Master Dinanath Mangeshkar, born on 28 September 1929 in Indore, Madhya Pradesh was named...
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Recounting the memories of Yasser Arafat and the ‘impossible’ task of clicking his pictures
PICTURE TALK In March 1983, a six-day 7th summit conference of non-aligned heads of states was organised at Vigyan Bhawan...
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The soft-spoken, gentle soul one was so eager to catch up with – the ‘Birdman of India’
PICTURE TALK Dr. Sálim Moizuddin Abdul Ali was an Indian ornithologist and naturalist. Popularly known to many as the ‘Birdman...
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Once a panwaari, once the Sardar – the avatars of Saeed Jaffery that I saw shooting for classics
PICTURE TALK Saeed Jaffrey was born to a Punjabi Muslim family hailing from Malerkotla in the year 1929. I first...
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The inquisitive duo of Dream Girl and her mother, and the queries about the reception to her film in Delhi
PICTURE TALK The Dream Girl. The three words still resonate with Hema Malini’s legion of fans – and there are...
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That one-of-a-kind comment by the one and only one ‘Shotgun’
PICTURE TALK Shatrughan Prasad Sinha, better known as ‘Shotgun Sinha’ or ‘Shotgun’, is the youngest of four brothers from Bihar....
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Quite a sight to behold – Raj, Randhir and Rishi in one frame, all wearing dark glasses and smart coats
PICTURE TALK Raj Kapoor and his sons in the same frame – in this case, Randhir Kapoor on his right...
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‘An address in Mumbai no taxi wallah would dare refuse you’
PICTURE TALK I first met KK Hebbar at his solo show at the AIFACS Gallery at Rafi Marg in New...
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The challenge of taking Indira Gandhi’s close-up pics while she was standing in a crowd
Indira Gandhi on the cover of Asiaweek (1984). From the mid-seventies to the early eighties, Indira Gandhi was the favourite...
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