Chandralekha Rasika Dance Academy
Chandrakala (Mahalakshmi Rathinavel) watches as her ardent lover, Sashikumara (Nikitha Sesha), stages a grand dance drama, conceived, choreographed and presented especially...
Two Melbourne artists, bringing to the forefront their Indian and Pakistani heritage, present the exhibition Sarhad, only to find the Indo-Pak ‘line’ dissolves in the Australian diaspora
In a career spanning over five decades, Naipaul penned some 30 books, across literary genres, and established himself as a prominent voice among the writers of his time
Begging the question ‘How can I believe in God when he doesn’t believe in me?’, Director Adam Cook’s interpretation of Chris Urch’s award-winning play presents a fascinating dissection of family, religion, politics and love in a Ugandan landscape eerily similar to our own. Manan Luthra reports.
Melbourne’s Little India Cultural Precinct was established in central Dandenong about 25 years ago. And since then, the precinct has been home to several...