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Fusia Media is a Toronto-based media company engaged in digital lifestyle publishing and experiential events targeting Canadian & South Asian women aged 25-49. Fusia is a trusted voice with this coveted market from both a viewer, brand & consumer level. Fusia brings fun, fearless and fabulous living to its audience by sharing beauty, fashion, health, entertainment and lifestyle content. It provides the ultimate guide to being your best in true South Asian style. A key focus of Fusia is global citizenship and inspiring others to create positive change. The content is fun, engaging & inspiring. We challenge our readers and followers to think and act in ways that improve their personal and social sphere, and to be the best version of themselves every day. Source

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TIFF 23: Dear Jassi — Fusia

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By Priya Chopra
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Tarsem Singh Dhandwar has directed hundreds of commercials, music videos, and Hollywood films such as The Cell, The Fall, Mirror Mirror, and Immortals. Dear Jassi is a story that Dhandwar has wanted to tell, and share with the world for a long time. He described the feeling as a monkey on his back, knowing he needed to tell this story, and thus returned to India to make the film.
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TIFF 23: Kill - Fusia

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By Priya Chopra
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Guneet Monga and Karan Johar’s super thriller Kill recently hit the Midnight Madness TIFF Series. Dharma Productions and Sikhya Entertainment have formed a strategic partnership that started back in 2013 with the Lunchbox. And now they have produced a film like no other. Kill is an action thriller film starring debutant Lakshya as the protagonist hero, Tanya Maniktala as Tulika, and Raghav Juyal as the antagonist.
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TIFF 23 PROFILE: Guneet Monga, Producer Extraordinaire — Fusia

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By Priya Chopra
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On a sunny day, amid the bustling streets and whirlwind of the Toronto International Film Festival, I sat down on a quiet bench with Academy Award Winning producer, Guneet Monga before the premiere screening of her second film at TIFF, Yellow Bus. Monga is the founder of Sikhya Entertainment, a production house based in Mumbai. She has produced 30-35 feature films, including Monsoon Shootout, Masaan, and Gangs of Wassseypur.
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Lost Ladies: Finding My TIFF 23 Winner — Fusia

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By Priya Chopra
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Lost Ladies is a comedy-satire where two brides are mixed up on the train. Set in the early 2000s when there were mobile phones, but not so much cell phone towers in India is important to understanding why the two brides remain lost for quite some time. The ghoonghat was the traditional veil that covered the face of a newly minted bride, so the groom, Deepak (Sparsh Shrivastava), takes the wrong bride to his village.
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How Ava DuVernay’s ORIGIN reminded me of my personal power — Fusia

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By Meera Estrada Verified
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I have wept more in the last three days than I have in a year, locking myself in bathrooms, sitting alone in the car late at night, even during a visit to the chiropractor – as the physical pain melded with the emotional turmoil. Adapted from Isabel Wilkerson’s book ‘Caste’, I knew Origin would strike me deeply, much like the book had. But, what I did not expect was the profound impact the film would have on my personal life, in the here and now.
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