Untold Stories of Independent India Collection
3 movies · 2019–2025
The Untold Stories of Independent India Collection comprises three films released between 2019 and 2025. This collection focuses on uncovering narratives related to the period following India's independence. The films within explore various aspects of this history, presenting perspectives that have not been widely circulated. The collection's total runtime spans 519 minutes, with a combined budget and revenue of zero. Individual films include "The Tashkent Files" (2019), "The Kashmir Files" (2022), and "The Bengal Files" (2025). These films have garnered varying ratings on IMDb, ranging from 7.0 to 8.5. The collection has been active since 2019 and is scheduled to continue through 2025. It represents a curated selection of cinematic works aiming to shed light on previously untold aspects of India's independent history.
Franchise cast
Mithun ChakrabortyIAS Brahma Dutt
Pallavi JoshiMaa Bharati
Anupam KherM.K. Gandhi
Prakash BelawadiDr. Mahesh Kumar
Darshan KumaarShiva Pandit
Puneet IssarDGP Hari Narain
Naseeruddin ShahPKR Natrajan
Saswata ChatterjeeSardar Husseini
Saurav DasGopal Mukherjee
Priyanshu Chatterjee
Pankaj TripathiGangaram Jha
Rajesh SharmaOmkar Kashyap
Dibyendu BhattacharyaRajendar Lal Roychowdhary
Vinay PathakMukhtar
Rajesh Khera
Shweta Basu PrasadRaagini Phule
Atul SrivastavaVishnu Ram
Mrinal KulkarniLaxmi Dutt
Mandira BediIndira Joseph Roy
Asif BasraNews Channel EditorAll movies in chronological order
The Tashkent Files*The Tashkent Files* is a thriller exploring the suspicious death of India's second Prime Minister, Lal Bahadur Shastri. The film investigates whether his death was a natural occurrence or, as some believe, the result of an assassination.1.3
The Kashmir FilesThis emotionally powerful film tells the true story of Kashmiri Pandits, a Hindu minority community in Kashmir, who were forced to leave their homes in the 1990s due to Islamic militants.0.7
The Bengal FilesA detective investigating a missing person case stumbles upon a network of corruption. Simultaneously, someone involved in the case recalls the widespread communal violence that occurred before India's partition.0.7
