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Haq: Review

Khushee Gupta -
  In a cinematic landscape increasingly shaped by political noise and cultural polarisation, Haq arrives as a refreshingly bold and emotionally charged reminder of what...

Review : Baramulla

Torrsha Sen -
  n Indian cinema, Kashmir has always occupied a charged space. It is a landscape that has been sung about, fought over, romanticised, politicised, and...

Diljit Dosanjh’s Melbourne show was more a letdown than hype

Anubhuti Madan Singh -
  I recently attended my very first concert, and it was supposed to be a big deal. As a busy mum of three living in...

Indian films and series in November 2025

Khushee Gupta -
  As we step into November 2025, Indian cinema and streaming platforms are gearing up for a vibrant lineup that spans genres, languages and formats....

Diljit Dosanjh’s Sydney show was “sauda khara khara”

Khushee Gupta -
  It's Sunday night and almost every South Asian in Sydney is here, or dreaming of being in this stadium. The night erupts in a...

Asrani: A lifetime of laughter

Torrsha Sen -
  There are some actors who quietly find their way into your movie memories, not through grand heroics but through sheer presence. For me, Govardhan...

Thamma review: the “bloodiest love story” without a love story

Khushee Gupta -
  The fourth installment in Maddock Films’ ever-expanding horror cinematic universe (MHCU), Thamma is as ambitious as it is atmospheric. Branded boldly as the "bloodiest...

Indian films and series releasing in October 2025

Ekta Sharma -
  It’s October, and with it comes a firecracker lineup of Indian cinema releases. From star-studded films to vampire romances and zombie comedies, the big...

10 Bollywood Garba songs for Navratri 2025

Indian Link -
  Nine nights of music, snacks, and pretending you know more than two Garba steps are here. The only thing that keeps everyone going? Bollywood...

Restored Sholay for Indian Film Festival of Sydney

IANS -
  A restored version of Sholay starring Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra will be showcased at the Indian Film Festival of Sydney (IFFS) in October. The festival,...

The Ba***ds of Bollywood: Review

Torrsha Sen -
  When you are Shah Rukh Khan’s son, the world expects your first step into Bollywood to be monumental. Aryan Khan’s debut series The Ba***ds...

Actor-filmmaker Rajat Kapoor’s big break began in Sydney

Neeru Saluja -
  From his memorable roles in films like Monsoon Wedding, Dil Chahta Hai, Bheja Fry, and Kapoor & Sons, to his directorial ventures such as...
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