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Īkṣaṇa
Īkṣaṇa means to see. The film is about a bunch of kids watching a sleazy film sneakily and the effect a film would have on an impressionable mind. It also looks into the working conditions especially of women in the film industry.
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Īkṣaṇa means to see. The film is about a bunch of kids watching a sleazy film sneakily and the effect a film would have on an impressionable mind. It also looks into the working conditions especially of women in the film industry.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shravan Kashyap
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Film and Television Institute of India
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