Made in 1932, India's first talkie was Alam Ara made by ArdeshirIrani (1885-1968). This film (print not in existence) through available stills and a song presents the story of the original film -Alam Ara.
This documentary is on forest of Assam-Kaaziranga. Birds are from other country visiting this forest during the season, their life style and methods applied for counting of birds. Heritage and conservation of birds is also reflected in the documentary.
The film depicts set amongst the sprawling mountainous region of Uttarakhand, India. Six children living under the belt of demonic possessions, illiteracy and strict traditions re-discover a power hidden to them all this while: Music.
The Maskhara is an actor who entertains the most, locals knows him as a Bhand. Ordinarily an imitator is called a Bhand who is a jester, a joker and like a clown. He entertains through his actions, mime, wit, by making fun, satirical speech, and narrative jokes. The Maskhara has been derived from Arabic while Bhand has its origin in Sanskrit. In fact, it is impossible to perform a Pather (Kashmiri folk play without a Bhand (Maskhara -actor).
Kiran undertakes a journey to discover the hidden talent in the common people. There is no shortage of talent in our country only there is a need to find it and encourage it.
The archaeological monument of Orchha & Bundelkhand treasures some of the most artistic, beautiful palaces and majestic temples, which are the core of discussion amongst people till today.
Pushkar Poornima an anthropological documentary explores the sacred desert lake city. The film is a contemporary look at an age old phenomenon. It brings out how Pushkar is much more than just other cattle fair.
सूचना और प्रसारण मंत्रालय
