Suanshu Khurana is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Indian Express. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, exploring topics such as music genres, diversity and inclusion, and cultural movements. Suanshu's work has also been featured in MSN, highlighting her insights into the intersections of arts, entertainment, and social issues.
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Suanshu Khurana's articles predominantly cover events, with a focus on local Indian artists and performers in the fields of literature, music, film, and related topics. Given this focus, Suanshu may be interested in receiving pitches about upcoming or ongoing events featuring local Indian artists and performers.
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By: Suanshu Khurana
The life and times of Bharatanatyam exponent Indu Mitha, who passed away in Dublin at 97 last week after a brief illness, came with numerous twists and turns. The kind that seem as though lifted off a page-turner. Except that Indu's story isn't fiction. In 1951, four years after the bloody Partition, a 22-year-old Indu, […]
By: Jimmy Leivon, Suanshu Khurana
Beaten to death after objecting to a group making noise outside his residence, he leaves behind a significant career that ranged from Manipur's early Western music scene to years spent teaching and mentoring young musicians in Capital
By: Suanshu Khurana
When he comes on stage and says, ‘Punjabi aa gaye oye', as he did at Wembley, it isn't just a gleeful declaration to whip up a crowd's excitement — he's talking about how the community has arrived on a global platform
Veteran poet Gulzar on the home he lost, the city he found and all the words in between.
By: Suanshu Khurana
Reclusive Kathak exponent Roshan Kumari, part of the celebrated trinity of Sitara Devi and Damayanti Joshi and best remembered for her nine-minute performance in Satyajit Ray's Jalsaghar, died this week in Mumbai
By: Suanshu Khurana
At an institution that has presented the production for decades and is synonymous with the teaching and performance of Indian classical arts, such details are more than matters of stagecraft.
By: Suanshu Khurana
Who wrote Sarfaroshi ki tamanna and why is it associated with Ramprasad Bismil? Why is it still sung at protest sites across India, including PoK?
By: Suanshu Khurana
Daler Mehndi controversy: An Uttarakhand minister interrupting Daler Mehndi’s performance has sparked questions about how ‘live’ is a live performance, and why pre-recording is often necessary.
By: Suanshu Khurana
Mehndi may have failed his audience in Uttarakhand. But the minister failed to understand the dignity owed to an artiste
From a child star to Malika-e-Tarannum, here's the story of how Madam Noor Jahan carried the Subcontinent in her voice.
