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Dévoilant les détails de meurtres horribles, les personnes qui se trouvaient à l'épicentre parlent de ce qui s'est passé.

When a suspect is found in a journalist's murder, the case is considered closed until a secret diary suggests 13 more victims and possible cannibalism.

J Neelam, Vinod Talwar, Dilip Gulati and Kishan Shah directors of the golden age of 'B-movies' take you for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of their films.

Enter the worlds of six heartwarming, real and fabulous stories of love where our protagonists across the queer spectrum make mountains move to make their seemingly impossible dreams come true.

'Inside Story: A Season with Rajasthan Royals' is a three-part documentary series about a team that keeps coming back despite the toughest of situations, time and time again.

From its most brutal forms to the small things we say and do every day, we meet victims of violent crimes, and other experts and historians to travel back in time to trace the evolution of patriarchy and male entitlement in today's India.

On April 11 2010, 20-year-old Pralav Dhyani was working aboard RAK Afrikana when it was hijacked by Somali pirates. The ship was taken to Harardhere in Somalia, where it was held for 332 days before negotiations between the shipping company and the pirates finally came to a close. The mental anguish and trauma of being held hostage was debilitating for the 26 crew members and conditions were made even harder due to a lack of water, proper food, electricity, and healthcare. This is Pralav's story.

Bloodywood. The name in itself brings a sense of irony to not just India's cliche of Bollywood, but perhaps a mainstream understanding of death metal to the average Indian; gory, bloody and devil worship. Bloodywood are anything but that.

A father claims that his daughters are abducted by the ashram, set against the backdrop of an India obsessed with godmen and spirituality. These accusations open up a Pandora's box of his past alleged crimes and misdeeds.

In light of new allegations against the godman in 2012, several other survivors come forward. While battling one controversy after another, Swami Nithyananda tries to take over an important religious organization in Tamil Nadu.

As controversies begin to die down, the godman draws immense popularity, riding the internet wave and attracting Westerners. Does this serve as a smokescreen to his bigger plans of forming a Hindu island-nation, Kailasa?

The story of killer and rapist Akku Yaddav, who in turn was killed by a group of women, who felt they'd been failed by the legal system.

Victims and witnesses recount what they saw and experienced at the hands of Akku Yaddav, explaining how people were terrorised by him, and his associates.

In the hunt for justice, victims and those in fear from Akku take the law into their own hands. After the incident, life is even tougher for those that killed him.