What is wrong with Indian films ? (Question & Answer)

What is wrong with Indian films ? - Satyajit Ray
Question and answer

Q. Who has written this essay ?
Ans- The essay "what is wrong with Indian films ?" has been written by Satyajit Ray.

Q. Which is the most potent and versatile art form ?
Ans- The Cinema is the most potent versatile art form.

Q. Were Indian films shown abroad a few decades ago ?
Ans- No, Indian films were not shown abroad a few decades ago.

Q. When was the first short produced ?
Ans- The first short was produced in 1907.

Q. Have average American films been a bad model ? Give one reason.
Ans- The average American films have been a bad model. Only because it depicts a way of life.

Q. Mention one thing/feature which Indian film needs ?
Ans- The thing/feature which Indian film needs, is more imagination, more integrity and a more intelligent appreciation of the limitations of the medium.

Q. Do Indian film makers possess the primary tools of film making ?
Ans- Yes, Indian filmmakers possess the primary tools of film making. Yet there is a need to work on style and iconography of cinema.

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