Vivek Agnihotri, Mithun Chakraborty, and Namashi Chakraborty unravel untold truths and redefine what national identity means today.

The film promises to challenge what you think you know about Indian history.

With the third instalment, The Delhi Files, he asks the ultimate question: What is India?

These narratives are a reflection of who we are and what we aspire to be.

Plating up the universal language of food, inspiring us to cook, eat, and explore like never before.

Can Indian filmmakers strike a balance creating engaging content without compromising the truth?

From blockbusters launched by Bollywood to regional films and the politically charged narratives of directors like Vivek Agnihotri, explore how dance, music, and storytelling have enthralled international audiences and reconstituted cinematic trends.

Filmmakers of independent films in India are rewriting the rules on public discourses – challenging the dominance of discourses and presenting new ways of imagining history, politics, and social justice. From Vivek Agnihotri to Anurag Kashyap, these directors bring bold, controversial, and often overlooked issues to the forefront of national conversation.

From breaking the rules to embracing low budgets, storytellers, this is your ultimate guide on doing things differently.

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