The actor, who holds a Fifth Dan Black Belt, plans to extend online classes to India and across the globe.
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Indian American actors Parvesh Cheena and Sonal Shah speak of the show’s importance for immigrant kids.
Vinod Krishnan directed, Thampi Antony starrer is first Malayalam film screened at the LA festival.
South Asian musicians come up with some catchy tunes for these trying times.
Anjali Bhushan directed documentary traces Poland India connection during World War II.
April 1-5 festival features filmmakers working in India and diaspora community.
First ever Disney series with South Asian stars and story features Frieda Pinto, Kal Penn.
Son of Indian immigrants spoke of often lost or mistaken color identities in Hollywood.
The Oscar nominee talks about playing Cliff Booth in “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood.”
Vinod Krishna-directed Elam is first Indian film to win an award at Puerto Rico festival.
Vishal Naik venture featuring Jiju Nair, Laxmi to be released on Amazon Prime and Neestream.
From hosting Costume Designers Guild Award to Oscars, Indian American actor is on a roll.
Chopra’s dare-to-bare dress reminds fashion watchers of Jennifer Lopez’s iconic look.
From Kal Penn to Nikesh Patel, there is plenty of brown action on TV.
Noted ethnic caricaturist to perform in Maui and Honolulu in December.
SAFF 2019 to premiere 3 films centered around Sikh history.
The “Atif Aslam Live” concert is being promoted by Intense Entertainment.
Nigam teamed up with American actor Alec Baldwin for the Hollywood production.
Nomadic Sufi Muslims from Northwest India incorporate Hindu deities into their devotional songs.
November 15-17 Inaugural edition of NYC SAFF to feature dozens of film and documentaries
Kal Penn reveals the look of first ever Indian Disney cartoon.
Directed and written by Nishi Chawla, the play examines the former British prime minister’s role in colonies, including India.
The promoter promises an “out-of-the-world experience.”
The film, competing in the World Cinema category, is the only Indian film at the festival.
Minhaj sat with seven Indian American kids to discuss everything from mispronounced desi names to dating.