Ratna Pathak Shah on BAFTA Breakthrough India, why south Indian films trump in originality, and more
The Hindu
The actor-filmmaker talks about being an industry supporter for the initiative, the areas she feels urban actors need mentorship in, and how the pandemic has influenced her as a creator
After last year’s success, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) has once again initiated their Breakthrough programme, in partnership with Netflix, to nurture prospective talent across film, games and television industries.
Akin to the debut initiative, BAFTA Breakthrough aims to help participants develop knowledge about the industry, address barriers to progression, and network globally with people who can influence their careers.
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Inner Vibes’26, an ongoing exhibition at Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai, brings together 54 abstract artists who strip the visual language of art down to its bare essentials — black, white and the many greys in-between. Curated by Pune-based artist Deepak Sonar, the exhibition showcases monochrome as a discipline, where forms and texture take precedence over spectacle.












