Browsing: Entertainment

Bollywood and Netflix reality show star to lend celebrity to gala series benefiting underprivileged children in India

Kondabolu says it is the “worst thing” he has “ever done” because of his ego.

It’s bound to create a lot of interest among the Indians and the Indian-American community

Directed by Nida Manzoor, the new British action comedy will be releasing across the US on April 28

Releasing in theatres on April 7, writer-director Saim Sadiq’s debut feature explores patriarchy and trans issues

The extraordinary tale of courage of an Indian boy who finds himself stranded in the Pacific Ocean

Indian American actress, producer and writer gets the award “for giving voice to a new generation of storytellers”

‘What’s Love Got to Do With it,’ starring Shabana Azmi releases across the US on May 5

Visual artist Guptaroy uses humor in her art to call out Indian prejudices and stereotypes

President tells Indian American actor how young people’s advocacy can help policy on climate, drilling and human rights

Deepika Padukone mistaken for Matthew McConaughey’s wife; Jimmy Kimmel calls RRR a Bollywood film

Sanj has been posting viral music mashups of Bollywood songs mixed with a variety of Western artists on TikTok

Das’ Green Light Tour will take him to Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin from March to July.

Rex Dane recounts his trying Hollywood journey chasing the American dream

Indian American filmmaker’s limited series is about Beverley Schottenstein’s legal case against her grandsons

Steve Banerjee’s story had all the infamous ingredients to shake every Indian immigrant stereotype

The four-and-a-half minute song has already won a Golden Globe and a Critics’ Choice Award

Indian American entrepreneur Anita Verma-Lallian aims to provide a platform for South Asian talent and creators

Bajaj tells the American Bazaar how Kavi Sharma’s unique story was given its cultural context

Kavi is a proud Indian American, whose “family celebrates their Indian American culture through dance, food, clothing, and holidays.”

Indian American actress stars as the South Asian incarnation of the famous Scooby-Doo character

Set in a suburban New Jersey community, it’s a sweet portrayal of immigrant families

Ahmedabad International Children Film Festival from Dec 26 to 29 to showcase 50 plus films from 19 countries

Nirmala Sitharaman among six Indians on 19th annual Forbes list

Indian stage actor is in the cast of acclaimed play opening on Broadway in March 2023