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How To Talk Australians Star Ria Patel On Power Of Comedy And Culture

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By Solen Kumar, Nadhisha Perera
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Based on the hit web series with more than 13 million views, the new film How To Talk Australians follows the students of the Delhi College of Linguistics as they travel to Australia for a study tour, only for things to unravel into a bit of a… well, what would you call it? A shit show. There’s no denying that comedy is central to the movie, offering an entertaining and lighthearted take on Australian culture through the eyes of a group of Indian call centre workers.
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What my first time at Sydney Writers' Festival taught me about bravery

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By Solen Kumar, Nadhisha Perera, Khushee Gupta
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The author of is this article has chosen to remain anonymous. Media, arts and literature have always played an important role in questioning societal issues, sparking meaningful conversations, and helping us understand ourselves. And given the current political and social landscape overseas and in Australia – this year’s theme for the Sydney Writers’ Festival couldn’t be more fitting. The theme: ‘Show Me the Truth’.
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The video game is a taste of home and story of migration

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By Solen Kumar, Nadhisha Perera, Khushee Gupta
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For many South Asian Australians, food is more than just sustenance – it’s a bridge to family, culture, and memory. Venba, a narrative cooking game by Toronto-based Visai Games, captures this beautifully. Through the story of a Tamil family migrating from the southern state of India’s Tamil Nadu to a new country, it delivers a deeply emotional experience that will not only resonate withIndian Tamils, but the broader  South Asian diaspora.
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