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Baksho Bondi (2026)
Tanushree Das and Saumyananda Sahi
Maya discovers that her husband – an ex-soldier who is suffering from PTSD - is the prime suspect in a murder investigation. She and her teenage son are forced to go to extremes to keep the family together.

Free entry. Post-screening conversation with the filmmaker Tanushree Das and actor Tillotama Shome.
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In collaboration with Khatarnaak films - a new horror film collective based out of an abandoned tea salon in Jangpura (at their usual spot). The basement has comfortable mattress seating, projection.. more
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In collaboration with Khatarnaak films - a new horror film collective based out of an abandoned tea salon in Jangpura (at their usual spot). The basement has comfortable mattress seating, projection.. more
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A priceless necklace disappears, suspicion runs wild, and a man finds himself trapped in a web of mistaken identity, deception, and dan.. more
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In collaboration with Khatarnaak films - a new horror film collective based out of an abandoned tea salon in Jangpura (at their usual spot). The basement has comfortable mattress seating, projection.. more
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PSYA invites you to our monthly Art and Literature session for a screening of Soviet film Triumph Over Violence depicting the rise and fall of fascism in Germany. Especially relevant in the times we.. more

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