Culture | Sapna Magazine : For South Asian American Women

Bollywood Dreams… In Ontario?

Calling all actors and actresses: Your dreams of becoming the next Shah Rukh Khan and Aishwarya Rai are a Bollywood ..._[more]

Nidhi Arora survived an abusive home and focused on her education to create a better life. One of many stories from ..._[more]

With half of the Monsoon season gone by rapidly, the unpredictable rains terrorize some, leaving them with nothing, and taunt ..._[more]

Fall rolls into winter stripping the trees of their beautiful foliage, only to be left bare in the months to ..._[more]

Every Ram, Hari and Osama has wished for a different name at some point in life—usually junior high. Decades ago ..._[more]

Being a first generation Indian-American, I grew up believing that our counterpart, the Indian-American man, grew up with the same ..._[more]

The dissonant alarm clock interrupts a long night of deep dreams. Reluctantly, you slide out of bed, half-asleep, and ..._[more]

For Krithi*, life could not have been much sweeter during the summer of 1998. Turning 16 and finally losing the ..._[more]

For as long as I can remember, along with thousands of women in Asia, I have been fed a beauty ..._[more]

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