A colored lens or paper that is placed in between the light source and the subject to either darken or lighten a particular colour is a……….

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• Satyajit Ray’s Apu trilogy consists of Pather panchali, Aparajito and ……………….
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• Film and Television Institute of India under the Union I & B Ministry is located in…………………
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• He always evaded questions about his first feature film released in 1971. His last film released in 1986 was produced with money collected from film lovers in Kerala. Though he has produced only four feature films (one in Tamil and 3 in Malayalam) he has been much talked about in film circles. Who is this film maker?