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With The Delhi Way, you see parts of India just like a local would. You get to discover the unexplored, trespass the prohibited, dare the spices, dodge the crowd, juggle the traffic and come out with a whole new experience.
The Delhi Way is a 1964 documentary about Delhi produced, written, photographed and directed by James Ivory. It is narrated by Leo Genn. External links. The Delhi Way details on 'Merchant Ivory Productions' The Delhi Way at IMDb
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A documentary of Delhi, it scans the city’s historic past that includes successive Afghan, Moghul, and English invasions, while it reveals its variegated life of the present. Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.
The Delhi Way --produced, written, photographed, and directed by Ivory--was begun before The Householder but completed after it. A documentary of Delhi, it scans the city's historic past that includes successive Afghan, Moghul, and English invasions, while it reveals its variegated life of the present.
Produced, written, filmed, and directed by James Ivory, the 1964 documentary "The Delhi Way" centers on the famous and populous Indian city of Dehli. The 50-minute film is narrated by Leo Genn and explores the history of the city, from the Afghan and Mogul invasions to the more modern English invasion.
The historic past of the city, including the Afghan, Mughal, and English invasions.
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