A Journey of Faith is an observational documentary by Raman Rishi Dwivedi, capturing a journey to Naina Devi Temple in Himachal Pradesh. Through breathtaking mountain landscapes, the pilgrimage, local markets and everyday human encounters, the film explores the beauty of the journey beyond the destination.
A filmmaker’s visual journey through Rock Garden, Chandigarh — exploring Nek Chand’s extraordinary world of discarded materials, sculpture, texture and everyday life.
A documentary shoot brings home much more than footage. Raman Rishi Dwivedi reflects on the conversations, memories and unexpected moments that remain outside the frame — and how they eventually find their way into the edit.
After more than 30 years behind the camera, I find myself returning to the simplicity of observing real places, people and moments. A personal reflection on documentary filmmaking, letting images breathe, and discovering stories rather than forcing them.
Filmmaker Raman Rishi Dwivedi reflects on beginning his journey with Vanishing Folk Arts of Punjab, made for CCRT, and how returning to documentary storytelling has brought his creative journey full circle.
Look beyond Qutab Minar’s familiar silhouette to discover its history, intricate stonework and surrounding monuments—a journey through Delhi’s heritage with Raman Cinema.
We went looking for a waterfall near Ghamroj but discovered another Gurgaon—quieter, older and still wild in places.
A heartfelt documentary about a Purnamashi celebration in a Himalayan village that became the family’s final recorded celebration with a beloved father.
Dwarka After Rain is a visual documentary capturing the rain-soaked streets, changing light and everyday moments of Dwarka, Delhi.
Black Money became more than a film for Raman Rishi Dwivedi—it became a deeply personal responsibility to complete the creative journey begun by his father, filmmaker Pawan Dev.
