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Distant Rumblings

In 1942 the Japanese armed forces began their offence against India and the Northeast of the country became the Indo-Burma Front. Over 60 years after the war's end the director Bani Prakash Das visited the northwestern regions of Nagaland and Manipur, in which one can still find the physical and psychological wounds of the war.

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Purva Uttara Past Forward-I

Purva Uttara- DVD I * A World Apart: Princely Mewar * Rome Of the Tropics: Goa * Immortal Capital: The Many Cities Of Delhi * Visions of Paradise: The Taj Mahal In this series, eight of India's most spectacular sites- Sanchi, Konark, Mamallapuram, Vijayanagara, Delhi, the Taj Mahal, Mewar, and Goa- are examined in a thought- provoking manner in the context of the history of the time and the socio economic milieu. The approach may best be summed up as "Art and the History of Ideas." Art historians, drawing upon their own scholarship and specialized knowledge of the sites, project an imaginative approach to the material which has been followed closely by the scriptwriter and directors, guiding the viewer'ssteps with freedom. It is hoped that glimpses of the India that was will provide insights into the India that is and will be. Each film is 23 min duration in English, and directed at the non-specialist viewer. The films have been shot on 35mm Eastmancolor negative and finished on video tape.

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Purva Uttara Pat Forwarded-II

Purva Uttara, Past Forward- DVD II * Mamallapuram: A Riddle in the Sands * Vijayangara: Where Kings and Gods Meet * Sanchi: Monument of the People * Konark: Chariot of The Sun In this series, eight of India's most spectacular sites- Sanchi, Konark, Mamallapuram, Vijayanagara, Delhi, the Taj Mahal, Mewar, and Goa- are examined in a thought- provoking manner in the context of the history of the time and the socio economic milieu. The approach may best be summed up as "Art and the History of Ideas." Art historians, drawing upon their own scholarship and specialized knowledge of the sites, project an imaginative approach to the material which has been followed closely by the scriptwriter and directors, guiding the viewer'ssteps with freedom. It is hoped that glimpses of the India that was will provide insights into the India that is and will be. Each film is 23 min duration in English, and directed at the non-specialist viewer. The films have been shot on 35mm Eastmancolor negative and finished on video tape.

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The Curse of Talakad

According to legend, the curse was uttered 400 years ago by the wife of a defeated Viceroy of the Vijayanagara Empire on Raja Wodeyar of Mysore. People believe that the curse is true... and continues to hold true till this day. The documentary puts together all the evidence... archaeological, geological and historical... about the events at Talakad and Malingi... as well as the historical facts about the Wodeyar genealogy... giving us clues to 'solve' the mystery of the Curse of Talakad... almost

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