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How to Talk Australians: Laughing through the cultural divide

How To Talk Australians If you’ve ever landed in Australia wondering why strangers call you “mate”, why there are giant roadside attractions everywhere, or what...

Maa Behen: Review

Maa Behen For decades, the phrase ‘Maa-Behen’ clubbed together has existed as an insult, thrown casually into conversations, road rage arguments and social media comment sections. Director Suresh Triveni...

Anoop Lokkur: A deeply personal take for Sydney Film Festival

don't tell mother SFF There is a particular kind of silence familiar to many of us who grew up in the subcontinent. It sits quietly...

Sydney Film Festival 2026: All the South Asian links

South Asian cinema at the Sydney Film Festival 2026 brings together a diverse slate of films that move beyond mainstream narratives, spanning themes of...

Indian links at Met Gala 2026: A little bit palace, a little bit gallery

The first Monday of May each year is when fashion stops playing safe, as the world’s style set gathers at New York’s Met Gala....

Indian films releasing in May 2026

From captivating love stories to intense dramas and epic narratives, Indian films in May 2026 promise an exciting mix. With fresh talent and familiar...

When books become blockbusters: 8 Indian adaptations worth watching

What happens when a great book meets the big screen? In Indian cinema, quite a lot. For decades, filmmakers have dipped into literature for...

RIP Asha Bhosle : The voice that refused to wait in the wings

RIP Asha Bhosle There is a particular quality to voices that have survived everything, a kind of earned fullness, like a river that has...

The Bard goes masala

The name ‘Shakespeare’ almost inevitably comes to mind when we think of literature. Whether on stage or on the page, his works have endured...

Maamla Legal Hai 2: Review

Courtrooms in India are rarely quiet. They are almost like chaotic characters. They gossip, they stall, they erupt, they decide fates. Netflix series Maamla...

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