Real Story Behind Pyre Movie & How Did It Ended

Kamlesh Pant (CEO, RAIN Media) sits down with Vinod Kapri, the writer and director of Pyre, is a National Award winning filmmaker and former journalist from Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand. His film Pyre was shot in the Kumaon Himalayas with local people and has won 18 international awards, including 15 Best Film awards. In this episode of Delta Podcast, we talk about how an Indian independent film from a remote village reached audiences worldwide. We go deep into the making of the Pyre movie: how he wrote the story of an elderly couple left behind as their village empties, why he cast first-time actors from Uttarakhand, and what the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival premiere meant for the team. Vinod Kapri shares honest thoughts on migration in the hills, the loneliness behind it, and the journey from Pihu, Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho, and documentary 1232 KMS to Pyre. He also opens up about moving from television journalism to filmmaking, the struggles of independent cinema in India, and what international recognition changes. If you have ever wondered how a small Hindi film from the mountains reached global audiences, this filmmaker interview lays it all out honestly. This episode covers cinema, storytelling, and the mindset behind making meaningful films. Whether you love Indian cinema, want the story behind the award winning Pyre film, or simply enjoy raw, honest conversations, this episode of Delta Podcast is made for you. Subscribe to Delta Podcast for more honest, unfiltered conversations with real people doing real things. #VinodKapri #PyreMovie #IndianCinema #Uttarakhand #FilmmakerInterview ───────────────────────────── 🔔 Subscribe so you never miss a conversation like this. 👍 Like if this episode sparked something in you.