Mainstream V/S Indie Cinema

Episode 3 of the Teen Talks - Cinema podcast, hosted by Nishant Sengupta & Soham Ghodke, titled "Mainstream V/S Indie Cinema" was published on May 19, 2021 and runs 36 minutes.

May 19, 2021 ·36m · Teen Talks - Cinema

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Cinema is broadly divided into two types - Mainstream & Independent Most people from India have grown up on mainstream movies completely not knowing what independent movies are, how are they made and where can you watch them. Well, if you too have these same doubts then stay tuned to this podcast to discover something special you have never witnessed before.

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Cinema is broadly divided into two types - Mainstream & Independent Most people from India have grown up on mainstream movies completely not knowing what independent movies are, how are they made and where can you watch them. Well, if you too have these same doubts then stay tuned to this podcast to discover something special you have never witnessed before.

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