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Haq: Review

  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

  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

  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

  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”

  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

  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

  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...
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