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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In an era where content is endlessly recycled, where the same tropes are repackaged and sold as new, a simple phrase like “main vaapas aaunga,” or “I will return,” feels quietly radical. Not because it is dramatic. But because it is deeply human. Today, storytelling often leans on familiarity. Predictable arcs. Nostalgia-driven plots. Characters we […]
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Melbourne based cultural organisation Euphoria Entertainment is set to release its ambitious English cineplay “Kashmir” worldwide on Facebook and YouTube this Friday, offering audiences a powerful adaptation of William Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy Macbeth through the lens of the 1999 Kargil conflict. Written by Swastika Ganguly and developed through extensive research by her husband Anirban Datta, […]
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In an era where South Asian cinema is often associated with glamour, larger-than-life families, and polished endings, filmmaker Anoop Lokkur’s Don’t Tell Mother takes a very different path; one that is intimate, unsettling, and deeply human. Set to be showcased at the Sydney Film Festival this June, the film explores the emotional realities hidden behind many seemingly […]
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Tracktouch, founded in 2012 by acclaimed filmmaker Dave Sidhu, proudly hosted the Australian premiere of Bhole Ki Bhool (Pilot) at Reading Cinemas Auburn in Sydney. Known as a respected creative voice within the Indian-Australian community, Sidhu continues to champion culturally grounded storytelling that resonates with audiences both locally and internationally. Indian-Australian cinema is steadily gaining […]
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