LIFF 2018 Special Review: Doob: No Bed of Roses
“Why does your father always cast you in his films?” a young Nitu asks Saberi as the two eat from…
Mrunal Thakur: “I hope that through Love Sonia, we can save girls.”
Known for presenting a thought provoking line-up of independent films, this year’s London Indian Film Festival is once again showcasing…
Looking forward to London Indian Film Festival 2018
There’s always a sense of accomplishment when something which began as a challenging venture turns into an annual staple and…
LIFF 2018 Special Review: Eaten By Lions
After the death of their beloved Gran (Stephanie Fayerman), two half-brothers, Omar (Antonio Aakeel) and Pete (Jack Carroll) set off…
LIFF 2018 Special Review: Venus
After struggling with gender identity, Punjabi Canadian Sid (Debargo Sanyal) finally makes the decision to live a life as a…
LIFF 2018 Special Review: T for Taj Mahal
In the village of Bajjar, Uttar Pradesh, not far from Agra where the Taj Mahal sits in splendour and attracts…
LIFF Special Sexy Durga Q&A: Inside the mind of Sanal Kumar Sasidharan
The last night of the London Indian Film Festival saw the English premiere of Sexy Durga, a tense film concerned…
LIFF Special Report: Closing Night Red Carpet and Sexy Durga
Parting is such sweet sorrow and none more so than to see the end of the 2017 London Indian Film…
Ashutosh Gowariker Honored and A Billion Colour Story Wins Audience Award at London Indian Film Festival
The fabulous Bagri Foundation London Indian Film Festival in London and Birmingham, is UK and Europe’s largest platform of independent…
LIFF SPECIAL REVIEW: Sexy Durga
One dark night in Kerala, Durga (Rajshri Deshpande) and Kabeer (Kannan Nayar) hitch a ride to the railway station. We…
