Kolkata, West Bengal, India
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Request a demoPaushali Saha is a passionate storyteller and wildlife cinematographer based in Dooars, With a keen focus camerawork and a dedication to capturing the essence of wildlife conservation, Paushali's journey in storytelling began with a deep fascination for the power of narratives to connect people from all walks of life. Paushali has extensive experience not only in wildlife cinematography but also as a Director and Editor in the scripted film industry, as well as the commercial and advertising sectors. Whether behind the camera as a Director of Photography or crafting compelling narratives as a Director, Paushali thrives on bringing stories to life with creativity and impact, excelling particularly in the editing process to create seamless and engaging narratives. Website: www.paushalisaha.com
Watch: The floating hospitals bringing medical care to India’s isolated Islands In the Sundarbans, West Bengal, 10 million people lack access to medical facilities.
There may be only 2,500 Red Pandas left in the wild, and they’re vulnerable to climate change and habitat loss. Follow the inspiring journey of some adorable panda cubs growing up in an Indian zoo, and the challenges of captive breeding. Led by Dr. Basavaraj Holeyachi zoo biologist Pranita Gupta, the program aims to reintroduce these charismatic creatures to their natural bamboo forests, where they face many hurdles, including competition with farmers.
This is a Snippet of the film 'Sela Macaque: Story of Biological Evolution' A film on Discovery of Sela Macaque, a new species of Primate from North Eastern India.
This film is Funded by Zoological Survey of India (ZSI), Kolkata under the project 'Conservation of Threatened Vertebrate Fauna in Indian Himalayan Region through Long-Term Monitoring and Capacity Building' by National Mission for Himalayan Studies.
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