In 1970, Indian cinema was dominated almost entirely by mainstream films. These movies often followed formulaic plots, vibrant song-and-dance routines, and star-driven narratives.

Every image that has captivated you in Indian cinema carries the vision of a cinematographer. Yet, these artists often remain unknown to the audience.

Imagine a dimly lit warehouse somewhere in India. Rows of dusty film reels lie forgotten, slowly crumbling as time takes its toll.