"The themes in both the films are fairly common stories of several Indian women living in Australia. Showing these stories to the wider audience in Australia, and then taking them to the global audience was the goal.

What hurts the most is seeing Salman so visibly uninterested. He’s not acting — he’s just there, going through the motions while chaos unfolds around him.

If the muse is anything, it is a collection of those stored impressions—a reflection rather than an architect, a spark rather than the fire itself.

Despite facing personal and professional challenges, including job loss and family setbacks, Sruthy remained committed to her goal.

It is for every migrant who has ever wondered if they belong, for every dreamer who dares to carve a new path, and for every fighter who refuses to be silenced.

Never in the history of human civilization, has one encountered this precarious condition where humanity and planetary are in a constant battle against a handful of demagogues and oligarchs.

As studios continue to prioritise profit over originality, the future of artistic expression remains uncertain.

Harish Sharma’s autography is an emotional journey of a son, father, grandfather, and political leader who shaped Fiji politics uniquely and uncompromisingly.

The bildungsroman is traditionally defined as a novel that portrays the formative years of its protagonist, focusing on their psychological development and moral education.

The story is about a mother who has a strained relationship with her daughter, suffering from the early stages of dementia.