Articles by Irna Qureshi
Anthropologist & oral historian on Brit-Asian culture. Writing candidly about being British Pakistani & female in Bradford, against a classic Bollywood backdrop: http://bollywoodinbritain.wordpress.com/
Bollywood for Beginners at the National Media Museum is THE place to learn a thing or two about Indian film, says Irna Qureshi.
In the wake of George Galloway’s victory in the Bradford West bi-election, Irna Qureshi ponders the place of Muslim women in Bradford politics.
Irna Qureshi takes her daughter to sample Opera North’s latest music theatre for naughty children.
Irna Qureshi and her six year old come unstuck as they try to make their way through the BFI’s 50 films to watch before you turn 14.
Irna Qureshi felt so culturally inept to have seen so few of the Guardian’s top romantic films, that she challenged herself to watch the lot.
In preparation for a Bettakultcha presentation, Irna Qureshi turns to Twitter to explore what her favourite biscuit reveals about her.
Irna Qureshi explores the charm of British classic films, famously shot in the North of England.
Just where would you put your Oscar if you won one? Irna Qureshi bumps into Yorkshire man Simon Beaufoy who shouldn’t really spill the beans about where his is
