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By Hemisha Morarji. Asian mums are often painted as “here’s your chai, here’s your samosa, hi hi hi.”   The author and actress is dressed smartly yet casually in a black blazer and skinnies combo, with...

By Hemisha Morarji. “I feel we have an obligation to the land that has given us so many opportunities to be successful.” Food fans who religiously watch Saturday Kitchen will certainly recognise his name and smile....

Interview by Farhana Nazir and introduction by Hemisha Morarji. Having enjoyed over two decades of musical success, the Coventry-born ‘Prince of Cross-Over Music’ is now marking his territory in Bollywood.  Tarsame Singh Saini is better known...

By Hemisha Morarji. Described as ‘an act to watch in 2012’; the Punjabi beauty gives Bhangra a funky makeover by dressing it with mainstream dance, pop and R’n’B. She has already been touted as the ‘Punjabi...

By Hemisha Morarji. Touted as a series exploring what it means to be ‘British’, Make Bradford British certainly was an eye-opener. The two-part series saw eight participants, who have all failed the UK citizenship test, live...

By Hemisha Morarji. “I welcome all gifts and messages I receive from my fans…” The teen idol makes his fourth screen debut following an impressive music career with hits like ‘Channo’, ‘Rangeen’ and Chal Dil Merey’....

  By Hemisha Morarji. “My mother always told me I could sing before I could talk.” Dancer and actress began her career as a classical bharatanatyam dancer, having been trained since the age of 6. But the...

  The debate and discussion will heat up this summer as Reliance Entertainment’s ‘Aarakshan’, a high voltage, socio-political drama based on one of the most controversial Indian government policies of caste-based reservations in government jobs and...

Tell us a little about yourself; briefly tell us about your background? I’m from a town inPunjabcalled Moga. My mother was a teacher, my father a businessman. Among the three children, I am the only son....

By Hemisha Morarji. “I might walk out and dress up as Ghandi…and put on a Northern accent!” The comedian and actor makes his latest film debut in Naachle London, playing Rani’s overbearing father, JT. Since doing regular...