Adoor Gopalakrishnan writes: As a museum and a storehouse, the upkeep of a film archive is an enormously expensive affair. This is something no profit-making body would want to take on
Adoor Gopalakrishnan writes: Successive administrations have undermined filmmaking, increased censorship, and burdened films with advertisements and notices that ruin viewers’ mood and burden the producers.
He lived a life of such absolute austerity and honesty, that anyone who watched could only learn and be inspired. Gandhiji used to say that his life is his message — and there was no duality about what he professed and practised.