#Sudha Bhuchar

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A GAME OF TWO HALVES BRITISH-ASIAN DRAMA ON IDENTITY AND SELF-DISCOVERY SET FOR UK RELEASE ON JUNE 7TH

Click here to watch A Game Of Two Halves Trailer Directed by Khayam KhanProduced by Khayam Khan, Dean Charles, Nicola A Gregory, Sheila Nortley. Starring Saaj Raja, Lucy Jackson, Harish Khanna, Nikkita Chaddha, Sachin Chaudhary, Sudha Bhuchar Following its World Premiere at the prestigious UK Asian Film Festival, the highly anticipated Indo-British sports drama, A Game of Two Halves, is set to…

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Anya Chalotra with Art Malik in The Village at Theatre Royal Stratford East 

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Mogul Mowgli (2020)

Director - Bassam Tariq, Cinematography - Anika Summerson

"I know my name."

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Mogul Mowgli

directed by Bassam Tariq, 2020

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BBC Audio Drama Awards finalists revealed including David Threlfall, Eve Myles, Sudha Bhuchar and Tim Key

https://stratford-upon-avon-theatre.blogspot.com/2019/01/bbc-audio-drama-awards-finalists.html

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More Actors Including Aiysha Hart Join MUGHAL MOWGLI Starring Riz Ahmed I've received this press release announcement of the cast that Riz Ahmed will lead in Bassam Tariq’s MUGHAL MOWGLI produced by Pulse Films and Riz’s Left Handed Films.

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Leila Keys - The Indian Lauren Bacall

BBC Radio 4 Extra Debut.

India 1951, as Nina recalls her friend Laurie and their cruel parting after the division of their country.

Rebroadcast of Kristine Landon-Smith's directed and produced short story 'The Indian Lauren Bacall' read by Sudha Bhuchar.

BROADCASTS

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Riz Ahmed in Mogul Mowgli

Mogul Mowgli is a 2020 drama film directed by Bassam Tariq and written by Tariq and Riz Ahmed. It stars Ahmed, Alyy Khan, Sudha Bhuchar, Nabhaan Rizwan, and Anjana Vasan. It tells the story of a British-Pakistani rapper who is struck down by a disease.

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The Long Goodbye starring Riz Ahmed from Aneil Karia on Vimeo.

Special thanks to: WeTransfer --- Director: Aneil Karia Created by: Aneil Karia & Riz Ahmed

Producer: Tom Gardner Executive Producers: Scott O'Donnell, Tim Nash, Sally Campbell, Seth Wilson, Saskia Whinney & Caroline Reason Production Manager: Maddy Perkins Production Assistant: Chloe Slattery

Cinematographer: Stuart Bentley Editor: Amanda James Casting Director: Shaheen Baig Additional Casting: Roxanne Farahmand Production Designer: Ruth Crawford Costume Designer: Holly Rebecca Hair & Make Up: Lisa Mustafa Gaffer: Bill Rae Smith 1st AD: Hayley Williams Location Manager: Amrit Sahotay Stunt Coordinators: Marc Cass & John Street Sound Recordist: Nadine Richardson

CAST

Riz - Riz Ahmed Aminah - Hussina Raja Dad - Javed Hashmi Mum - Sudha Bhuchar Karim - Rish Shah Aisha: - Ambreen Razia Khadija - Taru Devani Sana - Reynah Rita Oppal Brother's friend - Nikkita Chadha Fatima - Asmara Gabrielle Farheen - Marissa Hussain Nas - Leon Ung

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UK Asian Film Festival Presents Tongues On Fire Flame Awards At Closing Gala

UK Asian Film Festival Presents Tongues On Fire Flame Awards At Closing Gala

The 22nd, annual UK Asian Film Festival presented the Tongues on Fire Flame Awards at the Closing Gala ceremony on Sunday 15th May at BFI Southbank. The presentation, hosted by actors, Nisha Aaliya and Yanick Ghanty, followed the UK Premiere of Gangnam Girls. Representing the film at the Closing Gala were director, Charmi Nemchand Chheda, and producer, Nyema Zam. Additional guests in attendance…

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Special thanks to: WeTransfer --- Director: Aneil Karia Created by: Aneil Karia & Riz Ahmed Producer: Tom Gardner Executive Producers: Scott O'Donnell, Tim Nash, Sally Campbell, Seth Wilson, Saskia Whinney & Caroline Reason Production Manager: Maddy Perkins Production Assistant: Chloe Slattery Cinematographer: Stuart Bentley Editor: Amanda James Casting Director: Shaheen Baig Additional Casting: Roxanne Farahmand Production Designer: Ruth Crawford Costume Designer: Holly Rebecca Hair & Make Up: Lisa Mustafa Gaffer: Bill Rae Smith 1st AD: Hayley Williams Location Manager: Amrit Sahotay Stunt Coordinators: Marc Cass & John Street Sound Recordist: Nadine Richardson CAST Riz - Riz Ahmed Aminah - Hussina Raja Dad - Javed Hashmi Mum - Sudha Bhuchar Karim - Rish Shah Aisha: - Ambreen Razia Khadija - Taru Devani Sana - Reynah Rita Oppal Brother's friend - Nikkita Chadha Fatima - Asmara Gabrielle Farheen - Marissa Hussain Nas - Leon Ung

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Mogul Mowgli - Berlinale/LFF 2020

Mogul Mowgli 

[Berlinale 2020 - LFF 2020]

United Kingdom 2020

90 Min

Director: Bassam Tariq

Cast: Riz Ahmed, Alyy Khan, Sudha Bhuchar, Nabhaan Rizwan, Anjana Vasan, Aiysha Hart, Hussain Manawer, Kiran Sonia Sawar, Jeff Mirza

On the brink of his first international tour, Zed, a British Pakistani rapper, decides to fly home to the UK to visit the family he has not seen in two years. In the midst of trying to reconnect with his parents and rummaging through cassettes of Qawwali music, he is suddenly struck down by an autoimmune disease. As his condition worsens and his big breakthrough moment is in danger of vanishing into thin air, Zed descends into a physical and emotional crisis, amplified by vivid hallucinations. Long-buried childhood memories resurface with a vengeance, mingling with his father’s memories of fleeing India during Partition and confronting Zed with his repressed cultural heritage.

Riz Ahmed co-wrote the film with first feature director Bassam Tariq and made his own songs for Mogul Mowgli performances. If you only heard about Riz Ahmed for his brilliant actor career (Nightcrawler, The Night Of ), you are missing on something. As an outstanding voices of our world, Riz is also a powerful rapper (Swet Shop Boys).  As his character finding out his old audio cassettes, I’m still listening up to his Cashmere album on cassette.

With Mogul Mowgli, Riz Ahmed takes on very personal topics with the Partition, cultural heritage, identity and family. The relationship that “Zed” creates with his dad, played by the extraordinary Alyy Khan, gives a beautiful, emotional and so intimate tone to the film. When the character of Riz explores the loss of control over his body, he deeply and dramatically falls into a search for an inner solution. To vanquish his disease he needs to go past his demons, his struggles with family and Pakistani heritage and a quite scary hallucination. Then the director Bassam Tariq brings us into a mix of dreams and nightmares, memories and fears. A trip and a feeling that never really leave you. Beautifully made, we travel deep into the bloody consequences of Partition and the depth of cultural heritage. All of it with the powerful words and songs created by Riz Ahmed, raging through our hearts, and beating up his fear and disease.

Outstanding debut feature for Bassam Tariq, using great music and photography with a perfect balance between comedy and drama where Mogul Mowgli never falls into pity. And we clearly get one of the best toilets scene ever. Of course, Mogul Mowgli is another show of performance for Riz Ahmed, who never ceases to amaze.  

What happens when you to cut yourself from the world because of health crisis? No, Mogul Mowgli is not a film about COVID-19 or any lockdown but it definitely makes it easy for the audience to relate, to connect.  

Mogul Mowgli is a personal reflection that we should all watch and reflect on ourselves.

Words of wisdom.

Grade: B

Trailer  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-hFOqYUgcE 

You can find more information on Mogul Mowgli from the Berlinale here and the link for his Screen Talk during the 2020 London BFI Film Festival here.

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"You need to get your house in order!" Limelight Distribution has debuted a trailer for Ben Wheatley's latest film, a familial dramedy titled Happy New Year, Colin Burstead. This already showed on BBC TV last year, after touring around film festivals starting with the London Film Festival. The raucous "family reunion comedy" is about a man named Colin Burstead, of course, who has decided to rent a lavish country manor for his extended family to celebrate New Year. Unfortunately for Colin his position of power in the family is under serious threat from the arrival of his estranged brother David, sending everything into chaos. The cast includes Neil Maskell as Colin, with Sura Dohnke, Marvin Maskell, Nicole Nettleingham, Doon Mackichan, Bill Paterson, Hayley Squires, Mark Monero, Richard Glover, and Sudha Bhuchar. This looks great! This impressed me, and it still has Wheatley's style. I love the dramatic turn in the trailer.

Here's the first trailer (+ poster) for Ben Wheatley's Happy New Year, Colin Burstead, from YouTube:

Colin Burstead has hired a heritage mansion for a New Year's Eve party for his extended family and hangers-on, with his own wife Val, teenage daughter Fran, and infant son Jamie in tow. Colin's mother–the family's matriarch–dramatically injures her ankle before she has even crossed the manor house's threshold. Her indebted husband Gordon is desperately trying to secure a life-saving loan that Colin simply will not grant him. Uncle Bertie is secretly ill, and knows this might be his last time seeing the clan all together. Happy New Year, Colin Burstead is written and directed by acclaimed English filmmaker Ben Wheatley, of the films Down Terrace, Kill List, Sightseers, A Field in England, High-Rise, and Free Fire previously. This premiered at the London Film Festival last year, and played at the Stockholm Film Festival. This also debuted on UK's BBC late last year. There's still no US release date set yet - stay tuned for updates.

from FirstShowing.net http://bit.ly/2PDcs89

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Nautanki Theatre presents ‘Curry Kings of Parramatta’ by Sudha Bhuchar & Shaheen Khan from 18-20th April at Riverside Theatre, Parramatta. A humorous and poignant play that deals with the issues of the migrant population in Western Sydney. The play deals with South-Asian migration to Australia and the subsequent establishment of a network of Indian-Pakistani restaurants, concentrated in Western Sydney. Set in contemporary time, this humorous play raises awareness about the trials & tribulations of restaurant workers, how the kitchen workers work long hours to make ends meet and the isolation of being cut off from the world effects their daily lives all while their lives are entwined with one another and their support for each other despite the strains of their daily grind! Tickets: https://riversideparramatta.com.au/show/curry-kings-of-parramatta/ #nautankitheatrecompany #nautankitheatre #currykingsofparramatta #currykings #currykingsofparramattaplay @riversideparra #Theatre #Theatrelife #Nautanki #Sydneytheatre #Theatrecompany #Stagelife #Stagelifesydney #sydney #Behindthescenes Actorslife @riversideparra #riversideparra #parramattariversidetheatre #theatrearts #Actorlife #Actorslife (at Sydney, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/nautankitheatre/p/BvNspQAnw0a/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1g0adsps5zpru

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First Trailer for Ben Wheatley's Film 'Happy New Year, Colin Burstead'

"You need to get your house in order!" Limelight Distribution has debuted a trailer for Ben Wheatley's latest film, a familial dramedy titled Happy New Year, Colin Burstead. This already showed on BBC TV last year, after touring around film festivals starting with the London Film Festival. The raucous "family reunion comedy" is about a man named Colin Burstead, of course, who has decided to rent a lavish country manor for his extended family to celebrate New Year. Unfortunately for Colin his position of power in the family is under serious threat from the arrival of his estranged brother David, sending everything into chaos. The cast includes Neil Maskell as Colin, with Sura Dohnke, Marvin Maskell, Nicole Nettleingham, Doon Mackichan, Bill Paterson, Hayley Squires, Mark Monero, Richard Glover, and Sudha Bhuchar. This looks great! This impressed me, and it still has Wheatley's style. I love the dramatic turn in the trailer. ›››

Continue Reading First Trailer for Ben Wheatley's Film 'Happy New Year, Colin Burstead'

from FirstShowing.net http://bit.ly/2PDcs89