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Faces of India

Katy Fitzgerald's A Tender Heart is both a fundraiser and heartwarming exhibition, writes LENA PEACOCK

Get your Winter Funk on!

Bling, beats and Bollywood warm up the audience at Shiamak’s annual winter funk, writes SIMMI BAKSHI

Better than Bollywood

A radical breed of Indian filmmakers are creating unique and thought-provoking films, says RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA

Rain or tears?

Inseparable in life and death, true love endures the ravages of time and tide, writes CHITRADEVI KASILINGAM

Preaching to the audience

My Cornerstone is an Indian Oz film that looks at racism within the community, kidnapping in India and the church, with a few chuckles along the way, writes MELISSA TWIST

Sydney's raga saga!

Lovers of Carnatic music were treated to a bevy of unique performances that won deserving plaudits, writes MALLI IYER

Tired echoes, heard before

Khaled Hosseini’s latest offering has a few gems but less of the power and subtlety of his past novels, writes BHAVIN RAVAL
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