(2018) is a 72-minute documentary directed by Sandhya Suri that offers a kaleidoscopic view of life in India from 1899 to 1947. Sourced entirely from the British Film Institute (BFI) National Archive , the film assembles rare footage to explore the complexities of the British Raj and the journey toward independence. Film Overview
: Captures historical personalities such as Mahatma Gandhi (including rare footage of his 1946 peace mission) and the child star Sabu. Around India with a Movie Camera YIFY
: Includes what is believed to be the oldest surviving film of India, shot on the ghats of Varanasi in 1899. (2018) is a 72-minute documentary directed by Sandhya
: Though it is a silent documentary, it is accompanied by a contemporary score by sarod player Soumik Datta that blends Western and Indian musical traditions. Where to Watch : Includes what is believed to be the
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