Farah Khan & Prabhudeva captivate Indian Film Festival of Melb...

Sushmita Sen, Ameesha Patel, Sophie Chaudhary, Zayed Khan, Aqeel Ali, Dia Mirza, Genelia D'Souza, Mehr Rampal, Vidya Malvade, Madhoo, Samir Soni, Neelam Kothari, Suchitra Pillai, Amit Sadh, Kabir Bedi, Sanjay Khan and many other celebrities were ...

WHEN Kabir Khan's Ek Tha Tiger premiered last week in Osaka, Japan, it was a "totally different experience" for the filmmaker. The audience was not familiar with the lead actors Salman Khan or Katrina Kaif. Yet, they cheered for Salman when he beat ...

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With violence against women in India in the spotlight, so too is the portrayal of women in Bollywood and how much it may perpetuate a culture of misogyny. The Hindi film industry is split about its social responsibility and whether it has the power ...

What after the Millennium Development Goals? In London, Daniel Nelson It has started life with the worst name ever dreamt up for a pressure group Independent Expert Group for Least Developed Countries on Sustainable Development Goals Post-2015 but ...

Federation Square comes alive with the sounds of a dance comp, writes Leanne Woodward Don't be mistaken into thinking that the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne is just about film. On the evening of Saturday May 4, Federation Square came alive with ...

For generations of Indians who grew up watching Hindi movies, Switzerland was our first exposure to what we called by the overarching term foreign. It was this impossibly pretty place with snow-capped mountains, charming towns, clean roads and ...

International labour rights groups say they will be closely watching Canada's Loblaw Companies. Ltd., along with other retailers, to see if they live up to promises made after the deadly Rana Plaza factory collapse. "The devil is in the details," ...

RELATED The second annual Indian Film Festival of Melbourne takes on added significance in 2013, with the Centenary of Indian Cinema being lauded across the globe. Australias premiere celebration of Indian film culture will honour the milestone with ...