Film Review: Braham Naman
Definitive viewing for the ladies, Brahman Naman is a crazy, colourful, entertaining coming-of-age comedy where rules about tasteful storytelling are thrown out of the window and replaced by shocking revelations about what Indian men really get up to when they are with their mates. Don’t be fooled. Trailers and posters for Brahman Naman will lead you to assume this low-budget indie flick is an Indian version of American Pie. Sure, it’s about a bunch of guys desperate to pop t
Theatre review: Love N Stuff
Prepare to laugh until you can chuckle no more... True love never did run smooth, but if after 33 years of marriage it can still blossom, as it does for Love N Stuff’s protagonists Bindi and Mansoor, then there is hope for all of us. A duologue performance that sees two actors (Rina Fatania) and (Nicholas Khan) play over 20 roles, Love N Stuff is an ingenious and entertaining production that will make you laugh so much, you’ll leave the theatre having lost a few years. The ta
Theatre Review: Love, Bombs & Apples
Contemporary theatre that’s intelligent and entertaining... With its sharp script and precision performance, Love, Bombs & Apples is an entertaining one-man show guaranteed to make you chuckle. Passionately played by actor Asif Khan, he takes on the role of four characters who are all getting on with their lives, but find themselves in politically poignant circumstances. The play by Hassan Abdulrazzak uses comedy as a vehicle to bravely tackle problems facing the Arab, Jewish
