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Singing a different tune

New-age musicians from Australia’s Indian community straddle different genres with consummate ease, writes SARONI ROY

Films that touch your heart

It’s ‘thinking’ films from India, from within our own community here, and from the diaspora at Parramasala, writes SHRADDHA ARJUN

Puthur Narasimha Nayak enthrals Sydney audience…

...but leaves the reviewer revisiting the ‘the masses vs the classes’ debate, writes SYDNEY SRINIVAS

Awetistic optimistic

Patrick Francis is a special needs artist who hasn’t allowed the constraints of his disorder to keep him from achieving his dreams, writes SWATI BHARGAV

A rainbow of colour

A truly multicultural experience was had by over 500 people at the recent Satrangi (seven colours) Festival

East-west parallels in moods

Talented musicians from Tihai3 and Preston Symphony Orchestra recently came together to put on an extraordinary performance

Tum ko dekha to yeh…

It was a full house as Sydney-based musician Avijit Sarkar hosted Pyar ka pehla khat, a homage to the king of ghazal Jagjit Singh, writes SARONI ROY
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