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'''Anil Zankar''' is a recipient of two | '''Anil Zankar''' is a recipient of two [[National Film Awards]], one for a film script and the other for a book on cinema. An alumnus of FTII-Pune, he has made 21 short films on social issues and institutions, biopics and corporate themes, and is a film historian with 35 years of experience in film making, teaching and writing. He’s the author of Mughal-e-Azam (Harper Collins). He was editor of a magazine, ‘Lights Camera Action’ published in collaboration with BFI, UK. And has contributed to various academic journals, the Routledge Handbook Of Indian Cinema, and the Encyclopedia of Hindi Cinema (Britannica). | ||
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[[Category: Film Journalists /Reviewers]] | [[Category: Film Journalists /Reviewers]] | ||
[[Category: Festival Directors]] | [[Category: Festival Directors]] | ||
[[Category: Vikalp | [[Category: Vikalp Docuwallahs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:42, 16 March 2026
Anil Zankar is a recipient of two National Film Awards, one for a film script and the other for a book on cinema. An alumnus of FTII-Pune, he has made 21 short films on social issues and institutions, biopics and corporate themes, and is a film historian with 35 years of experience in film making, teaching and writing. He’s the author of Mughal-e-Azam (Harper Collins). He was editor of a magazine, ‘Lights Camera Action’ published in collaboration with BFI, UK. And has contributed to various academic journals, the Routledge Handbook Of Indian Cinema, and the Encyclopedia of Hindi Cinema (Britannica).
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- Member — Film Critics Circle of India