New Delhi, Delhi, India
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Request QuoteNundrisha Wakhloo is an independent documentary filmmaker based in New Delhi, India. She received her diploma from the Creative Documentary Course, Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communication. Deploying powerful visuals and experimentation, she layers different narratives together in her practice. Her work captures forms of reminiscing in spaces and by people, driven by her own sense of belongingness to her culture.She completed a year-long fellowship at the Union Docs Collaborative Studio, New York, in 2020. Presently she is the Co-Director of New Delhi chapter of the Video Consortium, a global platform that supports voices in documentary film and video journalism. Her films have been screened at various festivals like IAWRT, Kochi-Muziris Biennale, Bangalore International Film Festival, Uni Short International Student Film Festival, KHOJ International Artists Association, Experimenta and IDSFFK Kerala. She recently completed her short documentary on Kashmir. Her diploma film Cha
The filmmaker finds, in some places and people in Mehrauli, a canvas of internal and external spaces. She explores various elements of the physical and psychological that prevail in our society, elements that shape our fundamental ways of being. What are the expressions of desire, longing, pain, grief, belief, strength and joy-‐ ‑ the complexities that possess this known – unknown world?
A short film that looks at the education system in a school for underprivileged children from the community in Delhi, India. It interviews the principal who is brining new ways of engaging with education along with interviews of children expressing their ambitions of growing up.
A series of short films made for JCB Literature foundation, a CSR initiative of JCB. Every year 5 novels get shortlisted out of which one wins , the films follow these authors and the stories that unfold in their novels.
Liquid Gold is an exploration of the Craft of Ittar intrinsically tied to Kannuj, Uttar Pradesh, India. Told through the eyes of the craftspeople and family at the M.L Ramnarain Perfumers and the Flavour and Fragrance Development Centre Kannauj, this film is a part of an exhibition that aspires to bring to the forefront the unique connection between man and nature in the subtle art of Ittar(perfume) making.
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