Six stories, one screen: Indian Film Festival heads to Canberra
From a drought-stricken village in Kutch to the cricket fields of 1983, six Indian films are ready to sweep Canberra into their world this...
Finding Grandpa: A promise kept, a story uncovered
Anita Barar’s latest documentary, Finding Grandpa, screened at Western Sydney University’s South Parramatta campus on 21 March 2025. The 52-minute film brings to life...
Lights, camera, NIFFA: A new stage for Indian cinema in Australia
The National Indian Film Festival of Australia (NIFFA) is making a bold entrance as the country’s first-ever nationwide celebration of Indian cinema. Expanding its...
Billions watch, 22 play: The story of cricket’s fiercest rivalry
A cricket match between India and Pakistan is never just about the game. It’s a cultural phenomenon, a pulse-quickening spectacle that stops traffic, halts...
Lights, camera, multicultural brilliance!
The Multicultural Film Festival (MFF) is calling for submissions, inviting filmmakers to share stories that highlight the essence of multicultural Australia. With over 300...
Aussie films shine bright at India’s premier film festival
Australia's cinematic prowess is taking centre stage at the 55th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa, running from 20th to 28th November...
Indian cinema reinvents itself beyond the big screen
The Indian film industry, a powerhouse of cultural expression and mass entertainment, has not only weathered the COVID-19 storm but emerged with a renewed...
Amaran: A blockbuster in the making
Amaran is a brilliantly crafted biopic on the Braveheart Major Mukund Varadarajan. Sivakarthikeyan steps into the role of Mukund with depth, while Sai Pallavi...
Director Devendra Parmar on ‘Barber of Baadarpur’: Brij culture, language reach the world stage
Capturing the vibrant pulse of 1980s rural India, Barber of Baadarpur brings the Brij region’s fading traditions and folklore to life. In a compelling...
Byron Bay filmmaker brings India’s rural 80s to life ‘Barber of Baadarpur’
Byron Bay’s own Devendra Parmar is making waves in international cinema with Barber of Baadarpur (titled Chambal Paar in India), a film that celebrates...