New York, NY - As a leading cultural force in the tri-state area, Kash Patel Productions (KPP) captivates the rapidly expanding Indian-American community. From larger-than-life concerts with celebrated musical artists to South Asian film screenings, cricket events, and cultural festivals, KPP's diverse array of events reflects a deep commitment to cultural vitality. This commitment aligns with the significant growth of the Indian-American population in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.

Over the past several years, KPP has notably contributed to the tri-state area's cultural scene, hosting sold-out events at prestigious venues like the Prudential Center and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. These achievements, alongside strong local partnerships and active community involvement, affirm KPP's investment in the area's cultural diversity and entertainment landscape.

Kash Patel of KPP discusses the company's strategic focus: "The Northeast has become a central hub for us, renowned for its lively culture and entertainment. The Indian-American community's commitment to cricket and South Asian entertainment is exciting and impressive. Together, we're enhancing the Indian-American success story in the tri-state area."

Compelling data supports the Indian-American community's growth in the US.

• The Economist highlights India's diaspora's unparalleled influence and size, calling it the most significant in history.
• Indian Americans are now the most populous Asian-alone group in the United States, according to a new report from the Census Bureau, with those who identified as “Indian-alone” (100% Indian) on the 2020 census numbered nearly 4,400,000 representing a 55% growth over a decade.
• The Center for Immigration Studies reports that Telugu is now the fastest-growing language in the country. 
• According to McKinsey, India is among the fastest-growing economies globally, reflected in the prosperity of the Indian-American community. 
• Census data highlighted by WION News also shows that in August 2022, the average household earning of Indians in the US stands at $123,700, which is far higher than other immigrants, including Sri Lanka, Japan, China, and Pakistan, and almost twice the US average of $65,316.
• The 2022 US Census and the Economic Times also state that Indians constitute 79 percent of college graduates, exceeding the wealth and education levels of the American population.
• And according to American Bazaar, the Indian American population is younger than others, with a median age of 40. 
• In 2023, the U.S. Embassy and Consulates in India processed a record-smashing 1.4 million U.S. visas.  Demand across all visa classes was unprecedented, with a 60% increase in applications compared to 2022.  Indians now represent one out of every ten U.S. visa applicants worldwide. 
• As of May 2023, India became the second-largest international source of tourist arrivals in the U.S. Total expenditure by Indian tourists in the U.S. stood at approximately $13 billion in 2022
  

With the Indian population's rapid growth, cricket fervor is hitting new heights in the Tri-State area. The region is buzzing with excitement, with New York set to host the eagerly anticipated India-Pakistan match of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium. Building on New York's rich cricket heritage and the triumphs of Major League Cricket, this event is set to elevate the sport's profile significantly. KPP is gearing up to amplify the 2024 cricket season, rolling out a series of vibrant programs and events to energize and captivate cricket enthusiasts.