JUNG AUR AMAN
Beginning with the assasination of Mahatma Gandhi in 1948, the documentary records, in six chapters, the transition of politics in India from the pacifism during the time of Nehru to the current nationalism by the BJP and its Hindutva allies. The film also looks at current peace activism in the face of global militarism and at the competitive militarism with neighbouring Pakistan, result -ing in tragic human loss as well as health hazards faced by residents of Khetolai, near the nuclear test site of Pokhran in Rajasthan.
Cast & credits
Credits
Direction
- Director Anand Patwardhan
Production
- [Production Company] Anand Patwardhan
- Producer Anand Patwardhan
- Production Assistant Monica Wahi
- Production Assistant Simantini Dhuru
- Technical Assistance Vipin Bhati
- Technical Assistance Sanjiv Shah
- Researcher Monica Wahi
- Researcher M.V. Ramana
- Researcher Zia Mian
- Researcher Praful Bidwai
- Researcher Achin Vanaik
- Researcher Suren Gadekar
- Researcher Arjun Makhijani
Writing
- Script Anand Patwardhan
Photography
- Photography Anand Patwardhan
- Additional Camera Simantini Dhuru
- Additional Camera Anil Mehta
- Additional Camera Sanjay Kak
- Additional Camera Mukul Kishore
Special Effects
- Graphics Jasbir Labana
- Graphics Rajiv Gautam
Editing
- Editor Anand Patwardhan
Sound
- Sound Simantini Dhuru
- Sound Monica Wahi
- Additional Sound Vipin Bhati
- Sound Editing and Mixing Vipin Bhati
- Sound Studio and Effects P.M. Satheesh
- Sound Studio and Effects Shajit
Consultant
- Editing Consultation and Assistance Monica Wahi
- Editing Consultation and Assistance Simantini Dhuru
- Editing Consultation and Assistance Sanjiv Shah
- Translator Eiko Ishizaki
- Translator Sarita Sundaram
- Translator Maiko Iba