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Dinsha Palkhiwala’s ‘Bombay Talkies’: Inside an Irani café

Dinsha Palkhiwala's 'Bombay Talkies' The Irani café is a disappearing phenomenon in India. In its heyday it welcomed people of all backgrounds – regular folk,...

‘And What Will People Say’ is breaking the silence on DV

While serving on the board of a women and children’s shelter, Kersherka Sivakumaran often found herself navigating moments of cultural misunderstanding. “There were a few...

Indian Ink’s ‘Balloon Dog’ is Tagore for our trying times

What does a Rabindranath Tagore story from the 1800s have to do with our current debate over immigration? A lot, according to Indian Ink Theatre...

Review: The Supposed to Be at RISING, Footscray Community Arts

Imagine if you could clone yourself and live the life you always wanted to before you succumbed to migrant family pressures? the supposed to...

Love, Actually: ‘Five Arrows’ by Christopher Gurusamy

Christopher Gurusamy’s 5 Arrows Christopher Gurusamy’s 5 Arrows is a work of extraordinary precision and emotional clarity. Rooted deeply in the traditions of Bharatanatyam, 5 Arrows is a vivid demonstration...

Ashwyn Singh: The internet’s favourite Bollywood translator is touring Australia

It takes a special kind of comedian to make South Asians laugh at the songs they grew up crying to. Indian-born comedian Ashwyn Singh...

The presence of absence: Meri Nazar Se Dekho

Meri Nazar Se Dekho When the first act of Meri Nazar Se Dekho ends - abrupt, almost jolting - it hits you: Mohit, the main...

COVID and connection collide in ‘Camp Darwin’

Though over six years ago, Arjun Raina still remembers his first moments on Australian soil, after being evacuated from India during the Delta wave...

Prashasti Singh: Now available in both languages

Prashasti Singh There is something quietly poetic about manifestation, especially when it unfolds across continents, languages, and the fragile confidence of an artist daring to...

When stillness stole the spotlight: Nandana Nithin’s arrangetram

Nandana Nithin Did Krishna, Rama, Shiva, Hanuman - and so many others - ever truly exist? One wonders. Perhaps they live not in history, but...

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Dinsha Palkhiwala’s ‘Bombay Talkies’: Inside an Irani café

‘And What Will People Say’ is breaking the silence on DV

Dr Vikrant Kishore: “Talking about casteism is talking about humanity”

Three artists, one timeless Hampi

Dinsha Palkhiwala’s ‘Bombay Talkies’: Inside an Irani café

‘And What Will People Say’ is breaking the silence on DV

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Dinsha Palkhiwala’s ‘Bombay Talkies’: Inside an Irani café

‘And What Will People Say’ is breaking the silence on DV

Indian Ink’s ‘Balloon Dog’ is Tagore for our trying times

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