London Indian Film Festival Back with another Outstanding and Thought-Provoking Slate of Films
Europe’s largest South Asian film festival, the London Indian Film Festival (LIFF) celebrates its 15th birthday this year with a…
London Indian Film Festival Autumn programme filled with extraordinary films starts October 25th
The prestigious London Indian Film Festival is ready to once again showcase outstanding films in its Autumn programme. This extraordinary…
London Indian Film Festival Ready for another Brilliant Showcase of Films with a Mini Season This June
The prestigious and brilliant London Indian Film Festival is gearing up for another outstanding line up of films starting in…
LIFF 2002 Special Review: Dug Dug
Dug Dug (dir. Ritwik Pareek, 2021) Nightfall. Orchid pink and turquoise blue lights illuminate a roadside dhaba. A man –…
LIFF 2022 Special Review: Masterji
Master Ji (dir. Sameer Sharma, 2022) 21st March 2020. Many of us reading that date will be reminded of the…
LIFF Special Review: URF (AKA)
URF (“AKA”) Director Geetika Narang Abbasi, 2022 I spent a number of years living in France, and one of the…
LIFF 2022 Special Review: Superfan: The Nav Bhatia Story
Let me start with a confession: I don’t follow sports at all. I’m aware enough to know the story of…
Little English a huge success at the London Indian Film Festival world premiere
The world premiere of director Pravesh Kumar MBE’s debut film Little English, at The Blue Orchid Hotels London Indian Film…
In a very inspiring interview, Nav Bhatia talks about the documentary Superfan: The Nav Bhatia Story
The uplifting, moving, and fascinating documentary, Superfan: The Nav Bhatia Story, is the closing night gala film at the London…
LIFF 2022 Special Review: Paka (“River of Blood”)
Paka (“River of Blood”) dir. Nithin Lukose, 2021 A man is pulled from the Johnson River in Kerala’s Wayanad district,…
