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Richa Chadha starrer Cabaret set for digital premiere in 2019

The much-delayed Bollywood film Cabaret, which was originally slated to release in 2016, is now set to premiere on a digital platform.

Helmed by Kaustav Narayan Niyogi and produced by actress-filmmaker Pooja Bhatt, Cabaret will premiere on ZEE5 on January 9.


"The movie celebrates dance and love in the most unique way possible," Pooja Bhatt said in a statement.

She added, "We are thrilled about premiering it on a digital platform, ZEE5, and are sure that their phenomenal reach will take Cabaret to a much larger audience who are seeking cutting-edge content on the go.”

Cabaret is a musical thriller toplined by Richa, Gulshan Devaiah, S. Sreesanth and Gulshan Grover.

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  • BBC Asian Network is starting a new show called Asian Network Trending.
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  • Amber Haque and the other hosts will share the show in turns, each talking about the issues they know and care about.
  • The network is moving to Birmingham as part of bigger changes behind the scenes.

Speaking up isn’t always easy. This show gives young people a space where their voices can be heard. Music on the radio, sure. Bhangra, Bollywood hits, endless remixes. But real conversations about identity, family pressure, mental health? Rarely. Until now.

From 27 October, Asian Network Trending goes live every Wednesday night for two hours of speech instead of beats. The first hour dives into trending news; the second hour goes deeper into family expectations, workplace racism, LGBTQ+ issues, and mental health stigma. And it’s not just one voice. Amber Haque and other rotating presenters keep it fresh.

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