A childhood memory of quiet generosity, where a blind man’s Sunday visits become a lasting meditation on dignity, loss, and what it means to truly see.
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"Himanshi, blessed is she who gave you life suckled to humanity blessed the man who helped blessed we all to have met you."
In a style that is both highly visual and penetratingly interrogative, filmmakers Anand Patwardhan and Simantini Dhuru questioned the very ethics of large dams being built with foreign loans that benefit the urban society and neglect the excluded sections.
Poems By Vidyarthy Chatterjee
Rajesh James' 'Slaves of the Empire' is visually intriguing and aesthetically provocative as it goes about documentarising, as opposed to documenting, a hitherto largely unknown slice of subaltern history.
'Manjuben, Truck Driver' focuses on a woman’s struggle to defy stereotypes and succeed in a man’s world. Ahead of Women's Day, stories like those of Manjuben are reminders of the many pioneering women who break gender stereotypes
Satyajit Ray’s reverence for Hollywood and the Oscars raises questions about the influence of American cinema on Indian filmmakers and the value we place on Western recognition
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