Namaste New Zealand (3) - Series One, Episode Three

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Namaste New Zealand (3) - Series One, Episode Three

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TVNZ series Namaste explores the Indian migrant experience in Aotearoa, and profiles significant members of the community. In this episode from season one, the focus is on arts and culture, with features on a theatre-maker, visual artist, chef and Sikh martial arts teacher. In one of the more significant profiles, New Zealand artist Tiffany Singh discusses her creative philosophy and new exhibit at the national museum Te Papa. As a bilingual show, presenters Kadambari Raghukumar and Aatiya Si...

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2018

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/namaste-nz-episode-3-2018

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