Anuradha Roy’s New Book Pulls Us Into All the Lives We Never Lived
Set in World War II India, All the Lives We Never Lived (Hachette, 2018) is a work of historical fiction centering on themes of freedom, love, and loyalty. Rani
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June: A Marathi Film On Hope and Healing
The first and only exclusive Marathi OTT player, Planet Marathi Cinema, recently went live with the release of its first film June. The first-ever Marathi film
V For Vaccine: South Asians Educate Early
One of the hottest ‘V’ words that has the entire world talking about them these days is vaccines. Either someone has recently taken them, is taking them, or
Radiance of a Thousand Suns: Pieces of Missing History
“To memorialize, to remember, to sear it in our hearts so we never go down that path again. You think the schizophrenic Indo-Pak dynamic of love-hate-war-peac
‘I Have Always Been Obsessed With Telling Stories’ Aakash Prabhakar Tells IC
Aakash Prabhakar’s English-language Indian film Freddie’s Piano recently made it to the official lineup of North America's oldest and most prestigious film
‘I’m a Byproduct of Mixing the Vividness of My Culture’ Says Singaporean Rapper Yung Raja
26-year-old first-generation Singaporean Indian, and a prized member of the Def Jam South East Asia roster, Yung Raja‘s debut foray into the US territory comm
Opening the World to Epics From India: Abhishek Chandra
Filmmaker, writer, and producer Abhishek Chandra's latest short film Ladybug has won 16 awards globally and is nominated in 10 others. Produced in Los Angeles u
Avni Doshi’s Uncomfortable Truths
“How many times must a performance be repeated before it becomes reality? If a falsehood is enacted enough, does it begin to sound factual? Is a pathway creat
‘I Was Told to Tone Down My Ethnicity to be Successful in America’ Notes Raja Kumari
Indian-American rapper, songwriter, and singer Raja Kumari is a force of nature. Hailing from Claremont, California, she is best known for her collaboration wit
Indian Artists Confront Fast Fashion in Desi Communities
One cotton shirt uses up to 3,000 liters of water to make. One denim jacket takes 7,500 liters. That's enough drinking water to last one person for six years! T
Maulik Pancholy’s Book ‘Best At It’ Confronts Being a Gay Indian American In the Midwest
This delightful debut novel by award-winning actor Maulik Pancholy is the story of Rahul Kapoor, an awkward 12-year-old Indian American gay middle-grade boy com
Azaan Sami Khan’s Debut Album is Adnan Sami’s Musical Legacy
Composer Azaan Sami Khan recently released his debut solo album Main Tera. Son of popular singer, musician, music composer, and pianist Adnan Sami, Azaan is kno
