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Hailing from the small town of Haldwani, Uttarakhand, Sunita Rajwar was inspired by her father’s love for cinema and took a leap of faith to join the National School of Drama. She’s now known for her eminent roles in 'Gullak', 'Panchayat', and 'Stree'.

Known for his roles in movies like Raazi, Haider and Kesari, actor Ashwath Bhatt talks about aiding Kashmiri students, his growing up years and finding his way into the movie industry without any godfathers.

Becoming a mother through IVF, Anindita Sarbadhicari brought her son into this world entirely on her own. She wasn’t married and didn’t have a partner. Her decision to enter motherhood was a choice she controlled from the start.

"Be it hard-hitting facts about dowry or crimes against women, the message can be lucidly conveyed through these puppets.”

Over the years, through all the ups and downs and the seemingly endless wait for his career to take off, if there was one constant in Tripathi’s life, it was his wife, Mridula.

Rabijita Gogoi took up direction at a time when there were very few women directors in India. After directing close to 25 plays in a host of Indian Languages, she is back in Assam for a permanent stint.

A freedom fighter, social activist, and free-thinking feminist all rolled into one, Kamaladevi’s ideas continue to remain relevant even today. Here's the little known story of this amazing woman.

A unique film festival attracts offbeat filmmakers to the beautiful environs of a quiet resort in the Uttarakhand Himalayas,