
The following are the latest developments in our publishing initiatives:
Currently in Active Promotion:
Proud to be a Kaur and Proud to be a Singh by Sandip Sodhi continue to resonate deeply within our community, with widespread adoption in classrooms and as meaningful gifts. Due to overwhelming demand, we're thrilled to announce that Punjabi bilingual editions are now in production—each page will feature both English and Punjabi text. Additionally, coloring-book versions of both titles are being developed to engage our youngest readers through creative expression.
Jewels from Sikh Wisdom: A Journey of Discovery has garnered exceptional international acclaim following the author's recent Sikhlens Book Tour across Bangkok and India this month. This beautifully illustrated volume continues to captivate audiences worldwide by pairing The Singh Twins' stunning artwork with meaningful insights into Sikh spiritual traditions. A dedicated website has launched to facilitate university, interfaith, and library book readings around the globe.
Slaves of Fashion showcases The Singh Twins' powerful artistic lens on Sikh history within the broader context of empire and colonialism. A limited-edition version has been prepared for its official launch at our upcoming Sikhlens Film Festival (November 21–23, 2025) in California, coinciding with The Singh Twins' ongoing international exhibitions.
November 2025 Releases at the Sikhlens Film Festival:
2026 Sikhlens Art Calendar — Art of the Singh Twins debuted featuring exclusive new artworks. It is now available at https://sikhlens.com/2026calendar/ This limited-edition calendar represents another way your support advances Sikh art and storytelling worldwide.
February 2026 Release:
The Legend of 1972: Life, Hockey and Beyond — The Biography of Kuldip Bhogal
will launch globally at our Sikhlens Film Festival in India.
March 2026 Release:
A Quest for Freedom from Suffering: Summary of Findings And A Possible Framework to Alleviate the Suffering by R.K. Janmeja Singh, Ph.D. “Meji” is set to release on March 29th in the Bay Area.
Currently in Production:
Vishavjit Singh is currently working on a book related to his film American Sikh, which was the true story of an American born, turban-wearing Sikh man, Vishavjit, who after a lifetime of facing prejudice, self-doubt, and violence, finally found acceptance in a superhero costume.