A daughter journeys to find how her father catalysed the contemporary art movement in India as it achieved independence in 1947. But how did he get to this point? Back in 1941, Kekoo Gandhy came to the aid of a man whose car got stuck in the sand on Juhu beach in Bombay. A friendship started and a business partnership soon followed. The pair established Chemould Frames, which became the largest picture frame enterprise in Asia. A chance encounter, the first of many moments of serendipity helping launch the most significant Indian art movement from the city.
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1. City of Lanes (Modak KS, Ragini Rao Munjuluri)
2. See me, when you leave (Dipin Chenayil)
3. No Space to Pray (Raunaq Singh Chopra, Devanshi Yadav)
4. We the puffcorns of India (Aditya Mung.. more
Head constable Tambe isn't having the best of days. His wife slams doors in his face. His little daughter won't speak to him. His only friends, havaldaars.. more
As part of MAMI Independent. Free entry on first come first served basis. Post-screening Q&A with the film team. There will also be screening of short film - Nipaniya (Anamika Pal).
