Mohammed Ali Naqvi's gripping documentary tells the extraordinary true story of the 2023 Pakistan cable car rescue that captivated the world.

The 17th edition of the London Indian Film Festival celebrated South Asian independent cinema with acclaimed premieres, landmark events and internationally recognised talent from across the industry.

Executive produced by Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Academy Award-winning director Orlando von Einsiedel’s The Cycle Of Love tells the extraordinary true story of a young Delhi street artist who embarks on a remarkable 6,000-mile journey across continents to reunite with the woman who captured his heart.

Experience “Death Note: The Musical” at the Barbican, a bold stage adaptation of the iconic manga exploring justice, morality and power in a gripping psychological thriller.

Celebrate South Asian Heritage Month 2026 by embracing this year’s theme, Unity in Diversity, and recognising the rich cultures, shared histories and lasting contributions of South Asian communities across the UK.

The London Indian Film Festival has unveiled the official trailer for its 17th edition, offering a first look at this year’s exciting programme featuring acclaimed premieres, special anniversary screenings, filmmaker events and groundbreaking South Asian cinema from across the globe.

“Mirzapur: The Movie” brings the iconic franchise to the big screen for the first time, expanding its celebrated universe with an epic untold story as one of the most anticipated theatrical releases of 2026 in India.

Fans, influencers and content creators gathered in London for an exclusive UK Sneak Peek Fan Event for Supergirl, where stars joined attendees for an early look at the highly anticipated DC blockbuster ahead of its release on 25th June. 

Award-winning filmmaker Imran Perretta makes a powerful feature debut with “ish”, a moving coming-of-age story set in Luton that explores friendship, identity and growing up amid personal loss and political tension.

Two-time Sunday Times bestselling poet Hussain Manawer celebrates two years of “I Wanted to Quit Too” with a special afternoon at London’s Roof East.

Europe’s largest South Asian film festival returns for its 17th edition with In Conversation with actor Aamir Khan, a “Goodness Gracious Me” reunion, Europe’s first Indian AI & Film showcase and a dynamic programme of premieres, restorations and industry events across five UK cities.

Global dance phenomenon QuickStyle bring their viral choreography, cinematic storytelling and high-energy live production to London’s iconic Electric Ballroom as part of their highly anticipated 2026 world tour.

Celebrated throughout the month of June, Pride honour the LGBTQ+ community, recognising its history, achievements and ongoing journey towards equality and inclusion.

Blending blockbuster spectacle with themes of identity, resilience and empowerment, releasing on 25th June 2026.

Football for Peace’s Water Gala 2026 united global leaders, change-makers and supporters at CÉ LA VI in London for an inspiring evening of sustainability, impact and action to address the global water crisis.

Swedish-Egyptian director Tarik Saleh’s “Eagles of the Republic” tense political thriller about fame, power, and control.

The latest glimpse of “Kokuho” foregrounds the intensity of performance, blending backstage rivalry with the striking spectacle of kabuki.

The newly revealed poster for “I Am The Prize” offers a compelling first look at Russell Tovey’s character, hinting at a fractured identity at the centre of the film’s narrative.

A landmark three-night orchestral collaboration at the Royal Albert Hall, blending Eastern and Western classical traditions in a powerful celebration of unity, innovation and global musical dialogue.

The UK Asian Film Festival returns this May with a powerful line-up of films and events across the UK, exploring connection, identity and the stories that continue to unite us.