Don’t miss the NY premiere of Sonali Gulati’s “I Am”, which has been touring festivals and cinema halls around the world. Sonali’s film I chronicles the journey of an Indian lesbian filmmaker who returns to Delhi after 11 years to confront the loss of her mother, whom she never came out to. Though the course of the film, she meets and speaks to parents of other gay and lesbian Indians

Take a trip down Desilicious memory lane with this wonderful montage of images and flyers from our various parties and events over the past 9 years, curated and developed by LotusVe with a Desilicious soundtrack by Ashu Rai. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmeXX4PBcmE&w=560]

Thanks to Next magazine for publishing a great article in anticipation of our 9-Year anniversary party on April 29th! You can read more here.

BBC News had a story last week about a British lesbian couple looking into having a “nikah”, or Islamic marriage, to solidify their relationship. The article notes that there is a increasingly visible voice within the Muslim community representing gay people with the emergence of British gay Muslim support groups such as Imaan and Safra Project. One of the key supporters is the American Imam, Daayiee Abdullah – who is

A week before our 9 Year anniversary, be sure to stop by Rebel this Friday, April 15th to check out the other hottest monthly party in NYC – Forbidden Flesh , brought to you by Love that Fever. You can purchase tickets here. If you mention SHOLAY at the door, you can get $5 off admission. We are definitely intrigued by this description of the party! “In an oasis hidden

The queer south-asian dance party desilicious celebrates nine years of bolly good fun. You enter the space serenaded by pulsing drumbeats. Colored lights and flickering images turn the room into a virtual kaleidoscope as a figure in exotic garb welcomes you and a crush of people smile and dance uninhibitedly. No, you’re not rolling—you’ve just arrived at Desilicious, the monthly dance party for LGBT South Asians and their friends. Since 2002

Join us on Friday, April 29th as we celebrate 9 glorious years of Desi + Queer + Fab! It all began back in 2002, in a small venue in Chelsea where partygoers gathered for a unique Bollywood bash called Desilicious. Since then our little gatherings have grown to become the biggest Desi-Queer party this side of the Atlantic, with the eclectic Desi-House sounds of resident DJs Ashu Rai and DJ

This month, The Film Society of Lincoln Center is recognizing one of India’s greatest filmmakers, Satyajit Ray, with Long Shadows: The Late Work of Satyajit Ray taking place at the Walter Reade Theater in New York City, April 19 – 26 . The series is billed as a follow-up to the 2009 Ray tribute and will showcase all the director’s later films. The screenings will be held at the Film