Saisuresh Sivaswamy In Paris, France

Stories by Saisuresh Sivaswamy In Paris, France

Quit India, Mumbai says again

Quit India, Mumbai says again

Rediff.com   3 Dec 2008

Today was the beginning; a humble beginning if you want to call it that, but one that will rock the foundations of many hard-held beliefs, one that will show the rest of the country what committed citizens can do if they only step out of their comfort zone.

How I lost my sleep over an insurance policy

How I lost my sleep over an insurance policy

Rediff.com   10 Sep 2008

How buying an insurance policy on your credit card can lead to a lot of harassment and sleepless nights.

In defence of the Marathi manoos

In defence of the Marathi manoos

Rediff.com   28 Aug 2008

'Isn't it hypocritical that we who berate the religious minorities day after day for not 'assimilating fully' with the majority, whatever we mean by that, are loath to do the same when it comes to language?'

Rajni lost and found

Rajni lost and found

Rediff.com   4 Aug 2008

He is not your run of the mill superstar. In fact he is not like your other superstars, and I am not talking only of him outstripping the others in the number of crores earned per film.

Why Aamir left me disturbed

Why Aamir left me disturbed

Rediff.com   1 Jul 2008

Saisuresh Sivaswamy tells us that it is the the passive connivance we see in the film that enables its grim denouement.

The one billion+ cannon-fodder

The one billion+ cannon-fodder

Rediff.com   15 May 2008

Counter fear with greater fear, terror with super-terror, and the perpetrators will think twice before carrying out their evil deeds.

History's detritus

History's detritus

Rediff.com   4 Feb 2008

Is India really the next superpower? On the country's 58th Republic Day, Saisuresh Sivaswamy does a reality check.

Column: OSO is just kitsch

Column: OSO is just kitsch

Rediff.com   12 Nov 2007

Farah Khan's Om Shanti Om works well as a spoof, but can't smoothly transition from bling to bhoot.

From He Ram to No Ram: Who benefits?

From He Ram to No Ram: Who benefits?

Rediff.com   14 Sep 2007

Heck, the person the Sangh Parivar painted as anti-Hindu is the one who has come to the Hindu's rescue, establishing her faith in one of the most revered gods of the land. Who benefits, you ask? Sonia Gandhi, obviously!

Shadow of elections falls on nuclear deal

Shadow of elections falls on nuclear deal

Rediff.com   31 Aug 2007

Can the nuclear deal become an election issue? Unfortunately not.

It's an attack on the prime ministership, no less

It's an attack on the prime ministership, no less

Rediff.com   21 Aug 2007

'For Dr Singh, it is no more a simple issue of putting the nation's prestige before the world at large at risk, or anything like that.'

SRK and the M word

SRK and the M word

Rediff.com   13 Aug 2007

Much as the script overtly downplays any mention of Kabir Khan's faith, it is Khan's dilemma as a Muslim in today's India that courses through the narrative.

Kalam for cooperation with EU in energy sector

Kalam for cooperation with EU in energy sector

Rediff.com   25 Apr 2007

Noting India's need to raise power generation capacity to four lakh MW by 2030, President A P J Abdul Kalam on Wednesday sought 'intensive cooperation' with the European Union in the field of energy, including nuclear, to help achieve the goal.

Enough is enough!

Enough is enough!

Rediff.com   12 Jul 2006

Shiv Sena's own Mahabharat

Shiv Sena's own Mahabharat

Rediff.com   29 Nov 2005

The message from Bihar

The message from Bihar

Rediff.com   24 Nov 2005

In the company of scoundrels

In the company of scoundrels

Rediff.com   7 Oct 2005