Archive for: February, 2020

India makes it to Women’s T20 World Cup semi-final with a thrilling last-ball win

By Kersi Meher-Homji What a thriller, what a climax! I am referring to the Women’s World Cup match between India and New Zealand in Melbourne yesterday. The result was in doubt till the final ball. New Zealand batter Hayle Jensen had to hit the last ball of the match for a four to secure a […]

Trump India visit makes good optics

By Vijay Badhwar Prime Minister Modi must be banking on second term election of US President Trump to invest so much goodwill on the family’s recent one-and-a-half-day visit to his (Modi’s) home state Ahmedabad, the monument of love -Taj Mahal – and lastly, capital Delhi. The optics of Air Force One landing in Ahmedabad and […]

Sahir, Sarkar and Sydney were all in Taal in ”˜Taal Se Taal Mila’

Avijit Sarkar set the mood for a Sahir evening By Neena Badhwar Heart & Soul Production’s Fourth ”˜Taal Se Taal Mila’ event was a sold out show when Sydney’s Sahir Ludhianavi lovers of his filmi poetry congregated to be transported to an era of music that has left an indelible mark in our memory. Sahir […]

Bollywood films coming to cinema in March, April

Mind Blowing Films’ Bollywood releases in the months of March and April, 2020:   March 6: ‘Baaghi 3’  release date; starring  Tiger Shroff, Riteish Deshmukh, Shraddha Kapoor, An upcoming Indian action thriller film directed by Ahmed Khan. Produced by Sajid Nadiadwala under Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment and distributed by Fox Star Studios, it is a spiritual […]

Jelam’s songs stir patriotism among listeners

By Kersi Meher-Homji I have seldom missed the flag-hoisting ceremony during India’s Independence Day and Republic Day functions hosted by the Indian Consul General of Sydney. Apart from reading of Indian President’s speech by the Consul General, the feature to me has been singing of patriotic Indian songs by Jelam Vachharajani in recent years. I […]

Melbourne welcomes Indian delegation from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment  

Joint Secretary Tarika Roy and Under Secretary Sanjay Singh from the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPWD) in India are visiting the University of Melbourne this week to advance a number of collaborations, including a co-designed community-based disability course. Developed in partnership with DEPWD and the University’s Melbourne Disability Institute, the unique course […]

Poonam’s full moon magic bewitches Aussie girls

By Kersi Meher-Homji Indian readers, you saw it all ”“ either live from the Showground in Sydney waving Indian tri-colours or on TV sitting comfortably on your sofa with family and friends, clapping every four hit by the Indian girls or every wicket taken by them. I mean watching the opening World Cup T20 Women’s […]

My goal is to be as honest as I can be to my character ”“ actor Vicky Kaushal

By Neeru Saluja With his boy next door looks and versatile acting, this Lokhandwala lad has won the hearts of the masses. It’s his deep rooted sense of reality that makes him Bollywood’s most promising actor. Actor Vicky Kaushal was first noticed in his cinematic debut ”˜Masaan’ and since then has been on a rollercoaster […]

Who will win Women’s T20 World Cup?

By Kersi Meher-Homji ICC Women’s Twenty 20 World Cup starts this Friday on 21st February and the question on everyone’s lips is: who will win it? The three favourite teams are Australia, India and England. India and Australia will meet in the opening match in Sydney, this Friday starting at 7 pm. Let us concentrate […]

Mallika Sarabhai: “I was a social activist even before I knew what it meant”

By Neeru Saluja   As a dancer, storyteller, writer and social activist, Mallika Sarabhai has powered change through performing arts. Besides being one of the leading exponents in classical dance, she is also vocal on women’s empowerment, making her a fearless feminist of our times. She is also the director of Darpana Academy of Performing […]

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