Features
Triple Threat
Singer-songwriter Dushyanthi is making a name for herself—literally—in the worlds of fashion, music and dance.
From Falafels to Fabulous
Noureen DeWulf talks about Paris Hilton, hummus and falafels, and her newly-minted acting career.
Coconut Trees and Owl Babies
In the middle of a coconut grove in Bangalore, India, some of India’s children find hope for a better future. Sindya Narayanaswamy takes Nirali on a journey through the place called Ananya.
Fusion Fury
Forget the traditional all-you-can-eat Indian buffet. The future of desi cuisine lies in Indian spices infused with international flavors.
The Doctor is In
Reef Karim isn’t just a doctor—he also plays one on TV. If you haven’t seen this super-achieving psychiatrist yet, don’t worry. He’ll soon be appearing at a screen near you.
The Many Faces of Navi Rawat
If you haven’t heard of this multi-talented maven yet, you will soon. Navi Rawat might just be Hollywood’s next big thing.
One Stop (Shaadi) Shop
Gone are the days of going to India or Pakistan to plan a South Asian wedding in North America. Now, South Asian bridal expos all over the continent make it easy for brides to plan the perfect South Asian affair.
All Eyes On Film
All over the country, young South Asians are coming together to bring South Asian independent films to the masses.
Not-So Missing in Action
She performs under the moniker M.I.A., short for “missing in action,” but artist/musician Maya Arulpragasm is anything but. Nirali talks with M.I.A. to find out what makes this feisty Tamil tigress tick.
Hoping for a Match
There are currently 31 South Asian American patients in desperate need of bone marrow or stem cell transplants, but the South Asian community faces a tragic lack of donors. A few courageous patients and volunteers are hoping to change that.