#indian documentaries

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Here are some must watch Indian documentaries freely available on YouTube

Unlimited Girls by Paromita Vohra is a Feminist classic and cult Indian documentary (I feel this one should definitely be watched by people who question feminism & its role in India)

Main Tumhara Kavi Hoon is about the rebellious poet & activist Ramashankar Yadav Vidrohi

Chaar Phool Hain aur Duniya Hai by Achal Mishra is a documentary about the renowned Hindi poet Vinod Kumar Shukla.

India Cabaret by Mira Nair explores the lives of women working as dancers in a cabaret bar in Mumbai

So Far From India by Mira Nair follows an Indian newspaper dealer living in the subways of New York, while his pregnant wife waits for him to return home.

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10 Amazing Inspirational Indian Short Films Must watch

10 Amazing Inspirational Indian Short Films Must watch

10 Amazing Inspirational Indian Short Films Must watch

The craze for watching the movie is on peak in India. We are watching the movie in cinemas, we bring the CD’s or DVD’s of movies even we are eagerly waiting for the movie to come on internet or on YouTube so we can download it. No one can deny that now a days the level of making a movie and the story writing is change and giving the…

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6 impactful Indian documentaries you must watch

After investing money in regular cinema you must spend sometime to watch these impact-full Indian documentaries.

You Must watch these Indian documentaries. 

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Shubhradeep Chakravorty: Most Indian documentaries are propagandist and less effective

Shubhradeep Chakravorty is a journalist who turned to documentary filmmaking after Gujarat's communal violence in 2002. His first independent documentary controversially probed the events leading up to Godhra while one of his recent films illustrates the life-threatening conditions faced by defence lawyers working in terror-related cases. Speaking with Avijit Ghosh, Chakravorty discusses why he took up documentary filming, how lawyers are fighting more than legal battles to uphold our democratic system - and where documentary cinema stands today in India.