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Six years of freedom

How Indians react to democracy in this country has been studied in the film. Different shades of opinion placed against the perspectives of events during the two decades of independence are projected through interviews with a cross section of the people from all over India.

Runtime: 19m
Genres: Documentary
Country: India
Language: English

Direction and writing

T. A. AbrahamDirector

K Srinivas ChariDirector

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Berkeley HillNarrator

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