India
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India's landless farmers, thrown off their lands by big business or state development projects, have set out on a 300 km long march to Delhi to demand the initiation of long due agrarian reforms. For thirty days, tens of thousands of those who claim their land, including men, women, children and the elderly, will walk, eat and sleep on the Grand Trunk Road that leads to India's capital.
Produced for UNICEF
In Sopodera, a low-income suburb in the central Indian city of Jamshedpur, a group of schoolmates became child reporters and decided to keep an eye on the happenings in their district. They took it upon themselves to investigate the problem of child labour, rampant in the impoverished state of Jharkhand. What followed was a children-led campaign to ban child labour.
Produced for AJPlus
In a deprived Rohingya refugee settlement in Delhi, a group of young men have set up a football team. They have been training regularly, finding time between work as waste pickers or daily wage labourers. Recently, a private sports event company has decided to host the Rohingya team and field them amongst India's corporate football teams at an upcoming tournament.
The film is a series of portraits of Indian millennials from across the country and their thoughts on what work means for them. From a female radio jockey in Maharashtra to a migrant daily wage labourer in Kerala - it is an attempt to understand the concerns and aspirations of the world's largest living generation.
Produced for The Guardian [UK]
People outside India are increasingly equating the country with mounting intolerance, argues Shashi Tharoor, MP for Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala. Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist BJP are making headlines the world over, and for the wrong reasons. To begin to improve India’s image in the international community, the prime minister needs to spread tolerance
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