Documentary cinema is where truth meets creativity.
It captures reality, questions power, and inspires change.
At Kriya Mahotsav Film Festival, this masterclass explores how art and politics coexist through powerful documentary storytelling.
This session is ideal for filmmakers, journalists, students, and storytellers who want to use cinema as a voice for social change.
About the Session
Documentaries are not just films — they are social documents.
This masterclass will explore how filmmakers balance creative expression with political realities.
Participants will learn:
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How to tell political stories through an artistic lens
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Ethics of documentary filmmaking
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Research, scripting, and visual storytelling
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Navigating sensitive social themes
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Using cinema as a tool for awareness
Meet the Speaker: Kamakhya Narayan Singh
Kamakhya Narayan Singh began his career in television before moving into filmmaking.
He is known for creating socially impactful documentaries that explore politics, identity, and justice.
Notable Works
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#Article 35A (2017)
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10 Days South Africa (2020)
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Justice Delayed but Delivered (2020) – Winner: Best Film on Other Social Issues
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Quest – Documentary TV series
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Music Ka Tadka – Music television show
His work blends strong research with emotional storytelling.
Why This Session Matters
This masterclass empowers creators to use cinema as a voice for democracy, justice, and social change.
