Ramayana: Part 1 is listed for 5 November 2026 at HOYTS in five languages and at Event Cinemas and Mind Blowing Films. Sony's global date, India's Diwali plan and what is still unconfirmed.Read More
Labor pledged $600,000 over two years to the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne on 13 August. Later that same day, the Liberal-Nationals pledged $2.8 million over four years. The competing commitments put the festival directly into Victoria’s election campaign. On 13 August, the Victorian Government announced $600,000 to support two additional years of the Indian […]Read More
When the Telugu thriller Anaganaga Australia Lo opened in March 2025, it carried an unusual line in its production notes. The whole film had been shot in Australia, across 83 locations and 122 days of photography, most of them in and around Melbourne. A few weeks earlier, the Indian-Australian drama Hindi Vindi had reached Australian […]Read More
Asha Bhosle has died aged 92 in Mumbai. Read about her life journey, awards, legacy, funeral details and why her loss matters in Australia.Read More
The National Indian Film Festival of Australia 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious Indian cinema events ever staged in this country. NIFFA says its 2026 edition will span 13-plus Australian cities, present 32-plus films in 18 Indian languages, and give every film in the official selection an Australian, international, or […]Read More
As the weekend approaches, Indian-Australian audiences have a stellar lineup of OTT releases blending Bollywood action, Hollywood thrillers, and regional gems. From Anil Kapoor’s gritty rural drama to Prabhas’ horror-comedy, here’s your curated list of 10 fresh movies and shows across Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, JioHotstar, and ZEE5 – perfect for family marathons or solo […]Read More
February 2026 marks an exciting period for Bollywood enthusiasts, with multiple high-profile releases promising diverse entertainment. From intense thrillers to romantic dramas, the month’s offerings demonstrate Bollywood’s expanding range and creative ambition. Vadh 2: Crime Drama Sequel Releasing February 6, “Vadh 2” continues the story established in 2022’s “Vadh.” Starring Sanjay Mishra and Neena Gupta, […]Read More
How does an actor, underestimated for his looks and shuffled between behind-the-scenes roles, ascend to become a household name loved by generations? Satish Shah’s story is not just about fame — it’s a tale of grit, wit, and unwavering passion that carved a unique legacy in India’s cinematic and television history. Born on June 25, […]Read More
Govardhan Asrani was born on 1 January 1941 in Jaipur, Rajasthan, into a middle-class Sindhi Hindu family. His father had migrated after the Partition of India, setting up a carpet and saree shop to support the family. Growing up with four sisters and three brothers, Asrani was academically inclined but found little interest in family business or conventional jobs. His passion for acting emerged early, and he balanced his education with work as a voice artist at All India Radio in Jaipur while attending St Xavier’s School and later Rajasthan CollegeRead More
What makes a dream worth chasing when society itself seems to block the way? Homebound (2025) tells a gripping story of friendship, ambition, and harsh realities set against the backdrop of caste, religion, and the pandemic. The film captivated audiences with a rare nine-minute standing ovation at Cannes and was chosen as India’s official Oscar contender—this is the compelling journey behind that acclaim.Read More
