What can we expect from Agnihotri’s new film? Dive into the complexities of West Bengal’s history, the potential themes of the movie, and the debates it might ignite.
Partition wasn’t just about Delhi and Lahore, it left scars on countless forgotten cities. It’s time to tell their stories.
Every filmmaker brings a new perspective, a new chapter in the conversation.
From Chhaava to The Kashmir Files, why do audiences feel so intensely about historical films?
How much creative liberty is too much?
History belongs to everyone, not just those who wrote it.
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.
