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Sarah Anjum Bari
Sarah Anjum Bari is a ravisher of caffeine and prose, with a heart that lives in Parisian cafes.
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Made in Heaven: As real and entertaining as any Big Fat Indian Wedding
“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. If you look for perfection, you’ll never be content.” -
A graphic novel tackles the ethics of interviewing birangonas
The book opens to a dark, ominous scene. An armed man in a soldier's uniform chases a woman through an open field, her saree unfoiling, smoke billowing from hedges and houses in the horizon. -
When a book isn’t the answer
If you’re thinking about the title of this article, let me clarify: I’ve always believed the opposite. -
A Tale of Two Languages: How the Persian language seeped into Bengali
Think of some of the words we use most often in our daily lives in Bengali. The word for 'pen'—kolom; the word for 'sky'—asmaan; 'river'—doria; 'land'—jomeen. -
Development, but at what cost?
In a solo exhibition “Disappearing Roots”, Samsul Alam Helal explores the impact of gentrification in the Rangamati hill tracts.