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Romancing Sydney: Bollywood-Inspired Dance Drama
Romancing Sydney is a new romantic drama film directed by Anmol Mishra.
It tells the stories of six people in Sydney, Australia, using dance to show their feelings.
The film mixes Western storytelling with Indian dance styles like Bollywood.
It stars actors Peter Hayes and Gabrielle Chan, and a ballet dancer named Connor Dowling.
The movie has been shown at several film festivals in India and is now available to watch online on platforms like Amazon Video and Apple TV.
People who have seen it say they like the beautiful pictures and how the characters feel real.
Romancing Sydney is a romantic drama film directed by Anmol Mishra, now available for digital streaming.
The film blends Western narrative styles with Bollywood-inspired dance sequences to convey character emotions.
It features a diverse cast including Peter Hayes, Gabrielle Chan, and debutant Connor Dowling.
The narrative follows six individuals navigating their lives and relationships in Sydney, Australia.
The film has been well-received at Indian film festivals for its captivating visuals and relatable characters.
- Who
- Director Anmol Mishra and cast including Peter Hayes, Gabrielle Chan, and Connor Dowling
- What
- Romancing Sydney, a romantic drama film
- Where
- Set in Sydney, Australia, and available globally on digital platforms
- When
- Available for digital streaming, with screenings at various film festivals in December 2025
- Why
- To explore modern love and human connection through intertwined narratives and dance sequences
Key facts
- Director
- Anmol Mishra
- Genre
- Romantic Drama
- Duration
- 83 minutes
- Streaming Platforms
- Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Movies
- Film Festivals
- Jagran Film Festival, Chennai Film Festival, Chambal Film Festival, New Delhi Film Festival
- Main Cast
- Peter Hayes, Gabrielle Chan, Connor Dowling
Quotes
Anmol Mishra
Director of Romancing Sydney
“The heart of storytelling beats universally, but the rhythm often changes. We were conscious of creating a universal story, but I drew significant inspiration from Indian cinema and the powerful way Bollywood uses dance to express characters’ inner worlds. We hope that the depth of emotion conveyed through these artistic elements will resonate strongly with our audience in India, offering a fresh take on the classic romance genre.”
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