Closing the Gap for South Asian Representation on Screen
It's no longer a rare sight to see South Asians making waves in media, have influence in politics and have ...
Tag: television
Mindy Kaling Brought to Life the Perfect Desi Girl Next Door
The first time I saw a picture of Devi on Netflix, all the hairs on my arms stood up. She ...
ITV’s ‘Take Me Out’ Contestant Meera Sharma Talks Diversity and Dating
Meera Sharma challenged stereotypes by appearing on popular UK dating show Take Me Out. Is the perception of how South ...
Director/Producer Reena Dutt on how to Strategize a Successful Career in Theater & Film
Respect your desi parents and the hustle. Producer / Director Reena Dutt explains how listening to her parents helped her ...
Idol vs. Identity: Alyssa Raghu’s Cultural Journey on ‘American Idol’
First explicitly expressing her Guyanese background, she later began to emphasize the Indian part of her heritage along with her ...
‘Love is my Essential Ingredient’ – In Conversation With U.K. Television Chef Parveen Ashraf
U.K. chef Parveen Ashraf is building bridges with her ITV show, "Parveen's Indian Kitchen", through the celebration of the food ...
How the #MeToo Movement Likely Contributed to the Hardik Pandya Controversy & Backlash
Cricketers Hardik Pandya and K.L. Rahul face immense social media backlash and are banned from the sport indefinitely for comments ...
Anupam Kher Compares Bollywood to Hollywood at NBC’s Fall Premiere Party in New York City
Some of our BGs spoke to Anupam Kher at the NBC premiere party last month about his new role, the ...
BBC’s ‘Lost Boys? What’s Going Wrong for Asian Boys’ – An Unfair Representation?
BBC's 'Lost Boys? What’s Going Wrong for Asian Boys' was one of the most intriguing documentaries released as part of ...
‘To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before’ is a Win for Representation, Healthy Relationships
Not only was "To All the Boys I Loved Before" a win for representation, it was a fantastic romantic comedy ...
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