The Critics' Choice Awards 2025

Women-Led Narratives Lead Critics’ Choice Awards 2025.

by Awesome TV March 20, 2025 in Bollywood, Entertainment 0 comments tags: All We Imagine as Light, And, artistic excellence, Best Actress, Best Director, Best Feature Film, Best Supporting Actress, cinematic achievements, contemporary storytelling, Critics’ Choice Awards 2025, documentary, Film Critics Guild, film nominations, gender, Girls Will Be Girls, GroupM Motion Entertainment, identity, India, Indian cinema, Iranian cinema, Kiran Rao, Kottukkaali, Laapata Ladies, P.S. Vinothraj, Parvathy Thiruvothu, patriarchy, Payal Kapadia, resilience, streaming, Towards Happy Alleys, Ullozhukku, women-led narratives
This year, women-driven narratives take center stage, with films like Laapataa Ladies and Girls Will Be Girls securing multiple nominations. These films, along with other standout titles, highlight complex female characters, bold storytelling, and fresh perspectives on identity, ambition, and resilience.
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A.R. Rahman

A.R. Rahman Releases First Track from My Melbourne – A Powerful Anthem of Empowerment.

by Awesome TV March 05, 2025 in Entertainment, Music 0 comments tags: *My Melbourne*, 2025, A. R. Rahman, A.R. Rahman music, Afghani singer, anthem of unity., Anurag Sharma, Aryana Sayeed, Aryana Sayeed voice, Bollywood music, cinematic journey, cultural harmony, disability, empowering music, empowerment anthem, gender, Hindi debut, human connection, identity, Imtiaz Ali, inclusivity, Indian filmmakers, Kabir Khan, March 14, multicultural Melbourne, Onir, race, resilience, Rima Das, Rukhna Nahi, sexuality, unity through music, Women's Rights
My Melbourne, an anthology featuring four compelling stories directed by Kabir Khan, Imtiaz Ali, Onir, and Rima Das, explores human connection, resilience, and identity against the vibrant, multicultural backdrop of Melbourne.
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My Melbourne

Trailer Launch: My Melbourne Set to Release in India on March 14, 2025.

by Awesome TV February 24, 2025 in Bollywood, Entertainment 0 comments tags: *My Melbourne*, 2025, Afghan girl, anthology, authenticity, cricket, deaf dancer, disability, discrimination, diverse communities, Emma, film release, forgiveness, gender, grief, homeless woman, human connection, identity, Imtiaz Ali, inclusive storytelling., India release, Indraneel, Jules, Kabir Khan, March 14, Melbourne, Nandini, Onir, power of connection, queer Indian man, race, real-life stories, resilience, Rima Das, Sakshi, self-doubt, Setara, sexuality, Taliban, trailer launch
The four stories all inspired by true incidents and each directed by different filmmakers, provides a lens into Melbourne’s diverse communities while addressing universally relevant themes of race, gender, sexuality, and disability.
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