Resisting Casteism in Australia

You are warmly invited to a special, reflective afternoon for the Sydney private screening of the poignant documentary film, "Resisting Caste(ism) in Australia".

This thoughtful film by Vikrant Kishore takes viewers on a 3,500-kilometre journey across Australia. Through gentle, honest conversations on discrimination, resistance, identity, and the pursuit of dignity and equality, it reveals how caste continues to shape and affect the lives of the South Asian diaspora.

Recognized as an official selection at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2026 and the Mannheim Arts and Film Festival 2027, this screening offers a safe, open space for community reflection, awareness, and mutual understanding.

📅 Event Details

📆 Date: Saturday, 18 July 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Venue: The Regency — 18 George Young Street, Auburn

🤝 Community & Media Partners

This meaningful event is brought together by a collective commitment to inclusivity, human rights, and social harmony:

Organizing Partners: PATCA, The Humanism Project, Ambedkarite Global Federation, SAFI (South Asians for Inclusiveness), Navayana Buddhist Charitable Organisation Limited Australia, Indian Crescent Society of Australia, WAACI, and Hindus for Human Rights Australia & New Zealand.
Media Partners: NRI Affairs, Bollyoz.com, and AMUST (Australasian Muslim Times).

Join us for an afternoon of impactful storytelling, deep reflection, and community connection. We look forward to sharing this space with you. 🌅✨

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Date & Time

03:00PM - 05:00PM, 18 Jul 2026

Location

The Regency Function Centre

Unit 8/18 George Young St, Auburn NSW 2144

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Hosted By

Dr Vikrant Kishore

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About The Host: Dr Kishore is an academic, filmmaker, photographer, author, and journalist; he has more than 30 documentaries, web series, and corporate films to his credit. He has been actively working for the safeguard and preservation of the cultural heritage of East India; especially Chhau dance. Dr Kishore is an active member of the International Dance Council (CID-UNESCO) and Association Nationale Cultures and Tradition (ANCT, France). Dr Kishore is a storyteller, and has worked in various documentaries, films, web-series, and experimental works. He has organized various international conferences, film festivals, and seminars on Indian cinema.

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