Cinema in India has always been a vivid blend of art, storytelling, and culture. From the early silent films to the lavish productions of Bollywood, Indian cinema has reflected the diverse traditions of the country. One such significant film that revolutionized Indian cinema is Kalpana, released in 1948. This was no ordinary film; it was […]Read More
People these days, especially Women are still fighting for their complete independency in this world. Still in so many Indian houses, women are struggling for their independence. May be not like the past ones, but in different ways and form. In today’s world if a woman suffers and if she raised her voice against someone, […]Read More
India is a country with a plethora of cultural treasures and dance is one of them. Dance is a fully-fledged art form, belonging to the 'performing arts' which allows a human to express his feelings, thoughts and experiences.In Hindu mythology, dance is believed to have been conceived by Brahma. Lord Brahma is said to have inspired the sage Bharata Muni to write the Natya Shastra, a treatise on performing arts, from which a codified practice of dance and drama emerged. The best known of Hindu deities Shiva, Kali and Krishna are typically represented by dancing. Shiva's cosmic dance, Read More
Before the modern cinema world came to life, our ancestors brought the idea of folk and street theatre, which was known as 'The Sanskrit Theatre'- the art where actors would wear costumes and put on masks and perform in front of a live audience-emerged in the 15th century BC.Read More