A daughter gets kidnapped and a mother loses her eyesight in this gritty Hindi action-revenge flick. When Bani’s (Pannu) daughter Mishty turns prey to an unidentified kidnapper on a train journey, she tries to fight them off, but ends up with a severe head injury. As a fierce maternal rage consumes her, Bani travels to […]
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At first glance, Pyaar Prema Kalyanam feels like a light-hearted exploration of modern love. A woman navigates relationships, recognises red flags in men and eventually finds someone she genuinely wants to spend her life with. But when that love finally reaches the wedding altar, the film turns towards a much more uncomfortable question: why does […]
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More than 25,000 people gathered at Riverway on Saturday, 15 August, as India Fest Townsville 2026 transformed the North Queensland city into a vibrant celebration of Indian culture, community, diversity and the spirit of giving. Held around India’s Independence Day, the annual festival brought together people from across Townsville, North Queensland and beyond to experience the colour, traditions, food, music, […]
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Adelaide’s OzAsia Festival will return this October for its 20th anniversary and final edition, bringing two decades of Asian and Asian Australian creativity to audiences with a program that will be free to the public. The farewell season will feature music, literature, visual arts, food and cultural experiences across Adelaide from 9 October to 1 […]
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A street sign in regional Victoria is drawing attention to an extraordinary historical connection stretching more than 180 years and thousands of kilometres – from the battlefields of Punjab to Shepparton. A Punjabi-language video filmed in Shepparton has recently brought renewed attention to Sobraon Street, raising an intriguing question: how did the name of a place […]
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Australia’s Mango Mela multicultural celebration expanded beyond Sydney in 2026, with events held across Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra to promote cultural diversity, social harmony and the growing popularity of Pakistani mangoes. The series began at Fairfield Showground in Western Sydney on 12 July, where organisers recorded an extraordinary crowd of approximately 60,000 people-double the 30,000 […]
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I recently watched Dhamaal 4, and I’ll admit it, there was something comforting about seeing Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh and Arshad Warsi together again. Their chemistry instantly transported me back to an era when Bollywood comedies felt effortless and family movie nights revolved around films like Dhamaal, Golmaal and Hera Pheri. For two hours, nostalgia […]
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For Perth-based composer and sarod player Avra Banerjee, music is more than artistic expression-it is a way of connecting cultures, traditions and audiences. That vision is reflected in his latest original release, Unche Pahado, a contemporary Hindi folk-inspired pop song celebrating the beauty and spirit of India’s mountain landscapes. Banerjee plans to submit the song for […]
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A fortnight ago, on a rainy, cloudy evening, Sydney witnessed an unforgettable musical extravaganza on 14 June when SCREAN Australia Productions presented Rafi Forever at the Regency Function Centre in Auburn. Although the legendary playback singer Mohammad Rafi passed away decades ago, his spirit came alive through the mesmerising voice of Prasan Rao. The songs and music are still […]
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In a time where everyone seems more aware, more progressive, and more careful with their words, it is easy to believe that we have moved forward. But have we really? Shows like Maa Behen on Netflix arrive at an uncomfortable truth. Sometimes, the problem is not what people say out loud. It is what they […]
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