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‘The Perfect Neighbor’ Depicts Your Worst Nightmare

Director Geeta Gandbhir turns two years of police bodycam footage into a gripping story with rare levity — and intense horror.

The Complicated Nostalgia of Amar Chitra Katha

The comics shaped millions of childhoods. But readers now wonder: is it time for an update?

The South Asians Adding Prenups to Their Wedding Checklist

More couples in the diaspora are signing premarital agreements — and rethinking love, duty, and divorce.

‘Om Shanti Om’ Was More than Great Meta-Fiction

Behind the camp and insider jokes was Farah Khan’s sincere ode to hope — and to Bollywood’s heart.

The Mira Nair Films You Need to Watch

Let’s not forget: she’s an iconic filmmaker first, Zohran Mamdani’s mom second.

Are Indians Fed Up with the Republican Party?

One New Jersey town might predict trouble for the GOP, which was making inroads with the diaspora.

What Zohran Mamdani’s Win Means for South Asian New Yorkers

The NYC mayoral victory marks a historic first, but also exposes divides over the future of America’s richest city.

Shakuntala Devi, Astrologer of the Gods

We remember her as the “human computer.” Few celebrate how she used her gift to read fates.

Is Everyone Cheating Now?

A viral talk show debate on infidelity laid bare South Asia’s double standards around love and loyalty.

All of Shah Rukh Khan’s Movies, Ranked

The ultimate binge list of over 70 feature films starring Bollywood’s biggest superstar — rated for the first time.

MAGA Hates Indians — But Can’t Afford to Lose Them

A new report finds H-1B holders contribute more to the U.S. economy than any other group. Targeting them could cost America dearly.

Why Do South Asians Tear Each Other Down?

From gossip to smear campaigns, too many of us can’t stand to see each other win — and it’s costing us.

‘Mission Kashmir’: A Love Letter to Kashmiriyat

The Vidhu Vinod Chopra film’s message of harmony feels like a relic of the past, which he had once hoped would define its future.

‘Chokher Bali’: Reimagining Tagore’s Biggest Regret

Over 20 years ago, Aishwarya Rai’s Binodini redeemed the Nobel laureate’s most rued novel.

Does the Nobel Prize Have a South Asia Problem?

The prestigious annual prize seems to recognize global geniuses — just not when they come from the Indian subcontinent.

Celebrating Diwali: 2025

Ten must-read stories to enrich your festive season.

How ‘DDLJ’ Did Its Women Dirty

Thirty years later, the Bollywood classic still sparkles — but its cracks are now impossible to ignore.

The Tragedy of Subu Vedam: A Life Stolen Twice?

He spent 43 years in jail for a murder he didn’t commit. After finally being freed, ICE wants to deport him to India.

Mahendra Patel Seeks $25 Million as New Details Emerge

Exclusive: The retired Indian American engineer is fighting back — with a legal filing exposing the full horror of his 46 days in jail.

Malala on Why Activism Isn’t Sainthood

Her new memoir, ‘Finding My Way,’ reveals the woman behind the icon — flawed, funny, and still fighting.