Tirlok Malik Makes Films About Migration Conflicts and Their Effects on Human Feelings
New York based Emmy-nominated filmmaker and actor Tirlok Malik is best known for making films about Indian immigrants in the US. His pioneering work, Lonely in
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Bay Area’s Indian Duo THEMXXNLIGHT Breaks Into the Rap Scene
25-year-old identical twin brothers, Krish Chandani (Luv) and Akash Chandani (Kush) make up THEMXXNLIGHT, a popular Bay Area-based Indian-American R&B/pop c
SF-Based Nonprofit Advocates that Education Alone isn’t Enough for Himalayan Women
The mountain women of India do not have access to the right opportunities, though they have a passion to work and be independent. San Francisco-based Giri Found
Ek Chai, Doh Samosay: Teach Hindi and Counting At Once
Ek chai...doh samosay...chaar rusk...paanch dhoklay...saat ildi...nau pakoray...dus ladoo...Now, isn't that a fun way to learn how to count? A recent children
Oonga Recasts the Myth of Rama in a Fearless Adivasi Prince
‘If Human Lives are the Price we’re Paying for ‘Development’, It May Not Be Worth It’: Devashish Makhija “What rights do these trees have, if the ci
Mira Sethi Uncovers the Complexity of Pakistani Culture in ‘Are You Enjoying’
Pakistani actor, model, and author Mira Sethi’s recently released debut collection of seven short stories, Are You Enjoying?, brings out contemporary life in
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
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
