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1. Dancing Deepa

Asian News, Tuesday 20 December 2005
IT'S just over a year now since Indian dance star Deepa Ganesh came to Manchester.

2. East is East Bolton premiere

Asian News, Friday 4 November 2005
A STAGE version of Ayub Khan-Din's masterful and hilarious award winning comedy 'East is East' will be playing at Bolton's Octagon Theatre this month.

3. Returning to his desi roots

Asian News, Friday 4 November 2005
FOLLOWING the international success of his sell-out solo show "Sikhs in the City", Britain's only Sikh comedian, Sody Singh Kahlon is back with a new multi-media comedy show about a man who has lost touch with his roots.

4. We're not that bad, Minhas

Asian News, Wednesday 1 June 2005
AUTHOR Nisha Minhas seems to be making a successful writing career out of using Asian stereotypes.

5. A bittersweet comedy

Asian News, Wednesday 1 June 2005
THE birth of a child usually calls for celebration but not if it's a girl and certainly not if it's out of wedlock.

6. Homeland’s evil cancer

Asian News, Friday 29 April 2005
AFTER the success of 'Keetha Faylam', director Luthfur Rahman is back again with his latest offering 'Keetha Oilow' -What Happened

7. Hollywood respect to Muslim leader

Asian News, Friday 29 April 2005
ARAB actors hope this summer's big budget Hollywood blockbuster about the Crusade will help improve the image of Muslims in the west.

8. One man and his guitar

Asian News, Friday 29 April 2005
OLDHAM is fast becoming a hot bed of talent as new writers, actors and directors are emerging and making their mark in the creative industry.

9. South Asian cinema at Commonwealth Film Festival

Asian News, Friday 29 April 2005
The Commonwealth Film Festival this year presents a plethora of screenings representing South Asian cinema, crossing over strands from Gala Presentations to short films.

10. Big B gets quizzer book

Asian News, Friday 29 April 2005
IT WAS an exciting moment for new writer Vikas Swarup when he found out that a copy of his debut novel 'Q and A' was given to Bollywood's biggest star Amitabh Bachchan.
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