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First ever South Asian House to recognize vast contributions made by diaspora in almost every major industry

Headlined by three top celebrities from India, Sep 16 gala to take up disease that affects South Asians most

Haq won the Best Actor award in Drama Series for ‘Transplant’ at the Canadian Screen Awards in 2021 as well as in 2022

Indian American director Yas Kolathayil blames parental pressure on the kids to perform well in academics for their sake

Creator of Netflix’s ‘Indian Matchmaking’ series wins the award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Children’s Programs

The American Bazaar film critic Vikrum Mathur presents a list of some of the most awaited Bollywood movies of 2022.

Rajaram Rajendran’s ‘Rani Rani Rani’ and Sandeep Kumar’s ‘Mehrunisa’ win Best Feature awards

In an exclusive interview, the award-winning filmmaker speaks about “Tabbar,” — which is available in Canada — and independent films, among other topics.

Bollywood actor recognized for his “extraordinary contributions to the world of art, films, and culture”

Bleecker Street acquires US rights to comedy framed against the life of an Indian American family

39 films to make World and American Premieres at 12th edition of the Sept 25-Oct 2 festival

Manish Chauhan’s US solo debut on Sept. 14 to feature as the climactic end of the documentary

DCSAFF’s theme focuses on unity and attainment of joy amid hate, divide, terrorism, and fanaticism impacting America

South Asian content provider’s original film touches the sensitive subject of treatment of Dalits, women in India

For large Malayali population in Americas, Facebook rolls out AR filter to place themselves in midst of action

As August 15 falls on a Sunday, how about marking it with a barbecue and a Bollywood patriotic movie

Popular Bollywood actor shares his travel diary with the American Bazaar

Chicago University alumna’s Hindi film among 15 features by emerging global talent at the festival from August 4 to 14

Directed by Manjari Makijany of ‘Skater Girl fame’, the film just dropped its trailer in the US.

Set in Kolkata, the gripping socio-political drama lays bare the decaying conditions of our society.

Indian film maker ‘ecstatic’ about movie making it to North America’s oldest film festival featuring Indian cinema.

India’s first female comic book superhero created by Indian American filmmaker Ram Devineni.

Using children for war is not cricket, says film offering hope to war-torn nations.

Indian American filmmaker’s screen adaptation of Vikram Seth’s classic novel to run through January 2021.

Indians pay huge sums chasing the American dream, says Namrata Singh Gujral.