The event, hosted by Project Salama at House of Flavours, was held as part of South Asian Heritage Month and welcomed a packed crowd of families, friends, and community members.
Guests enjoyed Bollywood music, dancing, food, and interactive games.
Sumanjit Kaur Kakkad, trustee at Project Salama, said: “Our Bollywood Party was a wonderful celebration of South Asian Heritage Month and everything it represents – community, culture, and togetherness.
“It was heartwarming to see families, friends, and neighbours enjoying themselves, taking part in the games, dancing, and celebrating our rich cultural heritage together.
“Seeing everyone leave with smiles on their faces was the greatest reward, and we thank everyone who joined us and helped make the event such a memorable success.”
The event was described as a ‘joyful celebration’ of culture, heritage, and community spirit.
Jacqueline Mukono, founder and CEO of Project Salama, said: “At Project Salama, we know that celebrating culture is about so much more than hosting an event.
“It is about creating spaces where people feel seen, valued, and connected.
“South Asian Heritage Month reminds us of the incredible richness that diverse communities bring to our society.
“We are incredibly humbled by the overwhelming support, the full house, and the joy shared throughout the evening.
“These moments strengthen relationships, break down barriers, and remind us that our diversity is one of our greatest strengths.”
Project Salama thanked all attendees, volunteers, and the House of Flavours team for their support.