Unity in Diversity: celebrating South Asian Heritage Month on iPlayer
Asian Network DJ Bobby Friction shares his love and knowledge of South Asian music.
Concert featuring Indian musician Ravi Shankar, first shown in 1974.
Twenty players enter a grand palace, with one chilling warning: trust no-one.
Shankar and Glass's Passages, a fusion of Hindustani sitar music with American minimalism.
Dilly unpacks a surprising skull and chats broadcasting in bed with Shabaz Ali.
Is removing statues and decolonising the curriculum the answer?
A road movie following Amber and Guna, happiness agents for the government of Bhutan.
A look at a huge new port being built by the Chinese in southern Sri Lanka.
Simon follows the Ganges to see how India's economy has affected its religious culture.
Monica and Rob travel to the highlands of Sri Lanka and discover Ceylon Tea Trails.
Steve heads to the Himalayas to visit the last unexplored river in Bhutan.
A team of film-makers begin an expedition following two tiger families in Nepal.
Rhod Gilbert and Greg Davies attempt to drive through the mountainous nation of Nepal.
Anjum Anand heads to Liverpool to help Lyn cook Indian food to be sold at a market.
Feelgood dishes with a spicy twist, from a delicious daal to a cinnamon cheesecake.
The friendship between two indigenous Koli Bombay fishermen is tested by climate change.
Celebrating 150 years of rail transportation with a look at India's rail network. (1975)
A Storyville documentary that follows journalists at India's only newpaper run by women.
Drama about a group of illegal Pakistani immigrants in a boarding house in 1960s England.
