Tafadzwa Mushipe covers the red carpet for The Black Prince which opened the Bagri Foundation Birmingham Indian Film Festival on Friday 23rd June (from 11.45)…WATCH
TIMES OF INDIA
Veteran actor Gulshan Grover, whose web-film ‘Badman’ has been invited for screening at the Moscow International Film Festival and London Indian Film Festival, says he never thought that something made for internet will be shown at international festivals…READ MORE
WHAT’S ON BIRMINGHAM
Birmingham’s What’s On magazine coverage of our film festival… READ MORE
DLUXE BIRMINGHAM & SOLIHULL
Top end lifestyle magazine coverage of our film festival… READ MORE
BIRMINGHAM MAIL
Birmingham Mail’s Graham Young previews the festival and shares what he calls the ‘pulsating trailer; for this year’s programme… READ MORE
FILM BIRMINGHAM
Film Birmingham announces the return of our film festival… READ MORE
THE BIRMINGHAM PRESS
The Birmingham Press features the return of our film festival… READ MORE
GREATER BIRMINGHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Our film festival is listed as part of Birmingham’s UTSAV 17 a year dedicated to celebrating South Asian culture… READ MORE
THE ASIAN TODAY
The film festival is announced in The Asian Today…READ MORE
ASIAN STYLE
The lifestyle magazine talks about the film festival in London and Birmingham…READ MORE
I CHOOSE BIRMINGHAM
Birmingham’s weekly culture and lifestyle e-magazine previews our film festival…READ MORE
SAMPAD SOUTH ASIAN ARTS
South Asian Arts organisation and partner previews the 2017 programme…READ MORE
mac BIRMINGHAM
Arts organisation and partner previews the 2017 programme…READ MORE
DESIBLITZ
The award winning Asian lifestyle website and partner talks about the film festival in London and Birmingham…READ MORE
BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY
Professor Rajinder Dudrah, Professor of Cultural Studies & Creative Industries, Birmingham City University looks forward to his Q&A with Sexy Durga Director, Sanal Kumar Sasidharan…READ MORE
INDIA PAGES
S Kapeed previews the 2017 programme of films…READ MORE
RAVEETA WRITES
Blogger Raveeta, catches up with Dharmesh Rajput, Head of Cinema, Birmingham to talk about this year’s festival…READ MORE
HUFFINGTON POST
Cultural Consultant, Harpreet Kaur, reviews three of the films from this year’s festival for Huffington Post. Read more about The Black Prince, Babylon Sisters and Newton…READ MORE
