Filmmaking

Sneha Rajguru left her successful career in Bollywood to embrace a life connected to nature. She embraces a sustainable life and offers immersive experiences for those seeking sustainable living.

Indira Dhar’s debut film, Putul, journeyed from Kolkata’s streets to Cannes, earning a standing ovation. A single mother, Indira battled funding struggles, sold her jewellery, and balanced parenthood to bring this powerful story to life. Her resilience, rooted in her passion for storytelling, turned obstacles into triumphs.

Are you an aspiring filmmaker? The Better India and LICHFL present Womentaries: Her Story, Your Lens -- a contest where you can showcase your talents and capture the stories and voices of inspiring women leading change.

Mumbai-based Aastha Khanna has worked as an assistant director in several prominent films but a recent shoot opened her eyes to the need for a certified intimacy professional.

After many successful film festivals, Children's Film Society of India has now launched Film Bonanza that reaches out to young audiences in smaller cities, towns and rural areas.

Through Cinevidya, cinematographer-producer Amitabha Singh is trying to take filmmaking to children in all corners of India.

One year, 52 short films: Tanmay Shah’s feat has not only made him a better and sharper filmmaker, but has also proved that passion is the driving force behind filmmaking!

Kashmiri students Purta Jalal and her brother Zameen have made an award-winning documentary on the first Pashmina goat that was cloned.

Anshul Sinha started making films with a mobile camera in 2011. From covering a blind school to talking about the issue of bio medical waste – all his movies are based on social issues and are made with the aim of creating awareness and impact. Today, he has won 102 awards for work.