Synopsis : This documentary looks at the strong gun culture in Chambal, focusing on Shivpuri, Bhind, Morena, Datia, Gwalior, and Sheopur. Once known for bandits, the region still treats guns as symbols of pride and power. They are part of weddings, politics, and daily life. In Chambal, old grudges last for generations, and nothing is forgiven or forgotten. Through real stories and striking visuals, the film shows how modern life here still follows old rules, where carrying a gun is both a tradition and a way to show status.
Director :
Anhad Mishra
Producer :
ArtCab
Screenplay :
Anhad Mishra
DOP :
Anhad Mishra
Editor :
Vikas Gupta
Anhad Mishra
Music :
Ninad Parab
Cast :
Local subjects (multiple)
Anhad Mishra is a Delhi-based writer, director, and producer working
across narrative cinema, documentaries, and commercials. He has collaborated with
acclaimed artists including Naseeruddin Shah and Priyadarshan. His short film Khidki
starring Naseeruddin Shah premiered at the New York Indian International Film Festival
in 2024.
He has also served as Chief London Correspondent and Local Producer for RT’s
documentary on the repatriation of Indian artefacts and produced commercials for top
creative agencies.
Founder of the creative agency ArtCab, Anhad has built a reputation for combining
authentic storytelling with strong visual craft and cultural sensitivity. His work reflects a
commitment to capturing complex social realities while engaging audiences through
compelling narratives.