NAMASTE NZ
“Namaste New Zealand” is a bilingual series that blends English and Hindi, showcasing the journeys of individuals of Indian origin who have forged new paths and built thriving lives here in New Zealand. Through heartfelt storytelling, the show illuminates the triumphs and challenges faced by these inspirational individuals as they navigate cultural fusion, entrepreneurship, and the pursuit of their dreams in their adopted homeland. Join us on a captivating exploration of resilience, ambition, and the unifying power of diversity in “Namaste New Zealand.”
Family Farm on Namaste New Zealand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t17KMu-1lOc Dinesh Bhana is carrying on a family tradition to run their farm while honouring those that sacrificed to made it possible. Namaste New Zealand was made with help from NZ On Air.
Indian tabla music on Namaste New Zealand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-d4jDt8C9_Q Namaste New Zealand meet a father and son duo who share their deep love of music with the new generation, and in doing so are preserving their culture.
Fiji Indian tailor Nasir Ali on Namaste New Zealand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7EluFlNL1k Meet talented Fiji Indian personality Nasir Ali, whose life revolves around textiles and design.
The unique identity of the Fiji Indian community and girmit
Girmit Remembrance on Namaste New Zealand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbhcG9o99ss ‘Girmityas’ were the Indian labourers brought to Fiji under the British indentured labour system. Namaste New Zealand went along to Girmit Day commemorations in Auckland, at which a play written by Fijian Indian author Rajendra Prasad was enacted.
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