From the brilliant director Anurag Basu, who brought audiences the wonderful Barfi, comes a totally different take on a Bollywood musical.
Fans are in for a treat when the Babasohel show band from India returns with internationally renowned singers performing Rafi?s evergreen melodies.
Fans of Qawwali music are in for a treat when one of the foremost exponents of this art form, Chand Qaderi Afzal Chishti, visits Cape Town.
A rose from Cape Town that blossomed in the sands of Dubai, pianist Malika Omar, has returned home with a deep desire to impart her knowledge to budding musicians. ...
CLOCKING in at just over three hours this biopic of Indian cricketing legend Mahendra Singh Dhoni is overlong and far from perfect.
IN February last year I attended the London’s Calling concert featuring the talented Shahid Khan and Abira Shah.
Director Imtiaz Ali delivers Bollywood's finest film for 2015.
All is not well in director Umesh Shukla's well intentioned, but poorly executed ode to family relationships.
Director Aanand L. Rai returns with the sequel to his romantic comedy Tanu Weds Manu which was a sleeper hit in 2011.
Rajkumar Hirani's eagerly awaited fourth film, despite being a hit and miss affair, is still extremely entertaining and thought provoking.
Bollywood has offered a variety of film-making styles with a melodious musical score at the heart of almost every film.