Matter of fact: Indian documentaries are the flavour of the season
Documentary filmmaking in India has come of age, thanks to a growing interest among the younger audiences for true-life stories, more viewing platforms and new funding avenues
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Documentary filmmaking in India has come of age, thanks to a growing interest among the younger audiences for true-life stories, more viewing platforms and new funding avenues
The BBC documentary about the 2002 Gujarat riots and PM Narendra Modi has been making waves across the political arena in India.
India: The Modi Question, a BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots, isn't the first to stoke controversy in India. Here's a look at five other documentaries that faced government heat in the past.
The beloved indie film centre is now 50! Here’s what makes it so special.
The megacity once known as Calcutta has been immortalised on screen through the work of Bengali directors such as Satyajit Ray, Bimal Roy, Mrinal Sen and Aparna Sen.