The film explores the rich tradition of mother goddess worship, transcending all communities and castes in south Karnataka.
Director: S.S. Rajesh

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes.
(Navratras from 19th September)

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The film unveils the unique recitative methodology of memorizing the Vedic corpus, adopted by ancient seers to ensure its transmission without distortion.

Director: R. Bharathadri
Duration: 1 hour, 29 minutes.
(Sanskrit day / Literacy Day on 5th September)
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This is the 10th concert under the Bhinn Shadj- Innovative Classical Music Series in collaboration with SPICMACAY.

Bhinn Shadaj is a monthly classical music series initiated by IGNCA, under which artists are requested to present rare ragas and compositions.

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Film screening of Thang-Ta, martial art of Manipur, and Urmi, martial art of Kerala. English 28+29 minutes
(National Sports day on 29th August)

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SPECIAL SCREENING of Legacy of Tana Bhagat. (Tana Bhagat was a social reformer who revolted against the British) Hindi 80 minutes

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Film screening of The Hindu Tradition (Part-I- IV). The film shows distinctive expressions of Indian culture. English, 1 hour 40 minutes

Directed by:  Julio Ozan Lavoisier
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Film Screening of FIREFLIES: Setting Themselves Free, Hindi, 57 minutes
The film is produced by the young girls of Protsahan India Foundation to create awareness on ending child marriage in the dark slums of the country.

FILM CIRCLE SCREENING – 2nd & 4th Friday of every month

Event : In the Shadow of Time

(This IGNCA film has won the 64th National Film Award in the Art/ Culture Category. The film focuses on the shadow puppet tradition of Orissa) 56 minutes. Directed By: Shankhajeet De

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Director: Dr. Molly Kaushal. Duration: 53 minutes

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Director: Jai Chandriam Duration: 56 minutes

The temple was built by Rajaraja Chola (CE 995-1010) to honour Lord Siva. The film records rare footage of all the Abhisekam. This rare documentation records one of the greatest oral and ritualistic heritages.

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FIlm Screening – Tabo Chos Khor: the historical Buddhist monastery of Himachal Pradesh known as Tobo Chos Khor is situated in the Spiti valley. It is an iconic milestone of Buddhist monastic tradition. The monastery holds priceless collection of Thanka paintings, manuscripts, statues and murals. The documentary explores its different facets.
The one hour film has been directed by Usha Joshi and Chand Joshi.

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FILM SCREENING – The Talking Rocks of Badami: The film explores the awesome rock-cut sculptures of the Badami caves in the Bijapur district of Karnataka. Created under western Calukya king Mangalesha in the sixth century CE, the sculptures are celebrated as the wonderful workmanship of our country.

Director: R.Bhartadhari Duration: 52 minutes.

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FILM SCREENING – Nada Nagar na Ujaro: This is a biographical documentary on Padma.Shri Asgari Begum documented during her last days. The film is a unique blend of nostalgic talks with rare drupad gayiki of Gwalior Gharana. She was one of the few drupad singers of her time and depicted very different style which gave her space in the world of classical music.

Director: Mr. Shyam Sharma Duration: 1 hour and 10 minutes.

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Turning the Tide – The Fisher Folk of Tamil Nadu the boatmen of Tamil Nadu, while observing the season Wadai (September-February), catch fish and sing songs. They predict the ocean currents just by looking at the colour of the clouds. The documentary highlights their lifestyle through their cultural and rituals.
Director: S.Vijay Gopal Duration: 58 minutes

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The Fishermen and Boatmen of Kerala: Kerala, the God’s own country has a great heritage of boatmen culture. From Kochi to Kollam, different types of boats, houseboats and different types of nets are used to catch fish. The film focuses on the lifestyle and the traditions of these people.
Director: S.Vijay Gopal Duration: 58 minutes

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IGNCA’s film Leela in Kheria has been selected in Delhi International Film Festival, 2016. The film will be screened at New Delhi Municipal Corporation, Convention Centre, Parliament Street, Hanuman Road Area, Connaught Place, New Delhi – 110001 (opposite Jantar Mantar ).
Time: 12:00 Noon

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Behind the Mask – The film tries to decipher the Vasnava, Buddhist, monastic and the oral community traditions behind masks.It presents the social, theological,and iconographical contexts of masks in North-East India. The 54 minute film is directed by Sanjeev Bhattacharya.

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On the occasion of Education Day, Film screening of Aashiq-e -Vatan: Maulana Azad.
The film, in the form of a Docu-drama, on the life of Maulana Azad will be screened in connection with the Birth Anniversary of Maulana Azad which falls on 11th November, 2016. Directed by Dr. Lovlin Thadani, the film runs for 1 hour and 55 minutes.

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The film explores the rich tradition of Mother Goddess worship, transcending all communities and castes in south Karnataka.
Director: Jai Chandiram
Duration: One hour 20 minutes

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Film Screening: Kathakali – the art form of Kerala Part – II: The second part of the film focuses on the actual performances of Kathakali and traces the primary languages of communication in Kathakali – the sound and Mudra. The documentary highlights the RASAS to depict the eight major expressions which are interlinked and spring from one another.
Director: N.Radhakrishnan . Duration: One hour, English

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