Prataya Saha

The film is directed by Bengaluru-based filmmaker prataya saha

The story is about a housewife and what happens in an entire day. It’s also a thriller presented in a dramatised manner with undertones of patriarchy.

A contemporary adaptation of Chitrāngadā, the play Chitraa – A Tale of Love focuses on the issues of body shamming and the long-held love for fair skin

Screen and stage director prataya saha’s short film, Slapped, is about domestic abuse

Set in 1992, The Good Wife revolves around the highs, lows, joys, defeat, and triumphs of a simple housewife in the course of a single day.

The filmmaker’s Just Another Day explores abusive relationships and how separated/divorced women are treated in society

The filmmaker-photographer-theatre director speaks as part of #QuickTakesWithBangaloreTimes

prataya saha's music video, Sweet Dreams, mixes horror with storytelling

Titled ‘The Lost Bride’, the filmmaker-photographer’s latest experimental work features Amala Mathew

A middle-aged immigrant from the Indian subcontinent, named Mehmood, works as a tele-caller in a Dubai-based tourism company.

The play will be staged online on May 28

The Red Collective is collaborating with ImproWISE to bring to you an evening of fun and laughter.

Actor-director Surya Vasishta talk about his journey, storytelling and more as he takes part in Bangalore Little Theatre's Let' Talk Art series.

After concerts and plays, non-conventional venues are the new favourites for film screenings

Flirt with your City: Interdisciplinary acts are gaining a new prominence among city audiences

The prize money of Rs 51 lakh — the highest given by any film festival in the world — will be shared by the two winners.