Understanding 20th century Parsi theatre

During 1857- 1930 big theatre companies which were largely owned by Parsi business community flourished which used to showcase plays in Gujarati, Hindi and Urdu languages. In the early 1900s, some Parsi theatre producer switched off to new media called by bioscope and ultimately became film producers. Parsi communities life has theatre as its integral… Continue reading Understanding 20th century Parsi theatre

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“The 1886 Trophy”: A Matter Of Pride For The Cricketing Fraternity

(Extraordinary lovers of the game called cricket are all geared up and excited to be a part of the tournament “The 1886 Trophy” and are saying it aloud that they are proud of the heritage where it all began. CricFit author and Sports Media Specialist Binaisha M. Surti brings you a pre- view of all… Continue reading “The 1886 Trophy”: A Matter Of Pride For The Cricketing Fraternity

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Part and Parsi of Madras

This Madras Day, members from one of the oldest communities in the city speak through their traditions, roots, cuisines and culture. Amid the clamour of a bustling Royapuram lies the Parsi fire temple, offering a moment of tranquillity from the chaos outside. The porch is dotted with simple chalk images of fish and flowers. The… Continue reading Part and Parsi of Madras

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