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27/12/2025

Some stories ask for a room, not a screen.

With Pulp Society, we hosted Do Kahaaniyan, a screening of Moshari and Barber of the Gods that felt less like an event and more like a shared moment. Watching these films in a room full of people made the silences heavier and the questions linger longer.

The post-screening conversation with the filmmakers reminded us why community screenings matter, not just to watch films, but to sit with them, talk about them, and carry them forward.

25/12/2025

Two films. Two moods. One evening of unsettling cinema.

In collaboration with Pulp Society, Genre.X presented Do Kahaaniyan, a double screening of Moshari and Barber of the Gods. While vastly different in form and setting, both films explore fear, faith, and fragility in ways that stay with you long after the screen fades to black.

Moshari traps you in silence and decay, where horror feels personal and unavoidable. Barber of the Gods leans into myth and morality, using folklore to examine power, belief, and quiet violence. Together, they formed a conversation rather than a contrast.

The night concluded with a post-screening discussion with the filmmakers, opening up their creative processes and inviting the audience to engage beyond passive viewing, because the best stories don’t end with the credits.

Cinema, as always, did the talking.

17/12/2025

Hear from the director himself. 👆

20+ festivals, 11 awards.

Moshari.

The end of the world forces two sisters together, inside a mosquito net, just to live on, but first they must survive each other.

Catch it live on the big screen with us.

With Jordan Peele, and Riz Ahmed joining the film as executive producers, Moshari is Bangladesh’s first Oscar-qualified film.

Catch it live on the big screen with us!

📍Pulp Society, Delhi
🗓️20th Dec | 5 PM onwards
🎟️Ticket link in bio

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15/12/2025

🌟 Official Selection, Dharamshala International Film Festival 2025
🌟 Fiction film debut by theatre director & JCS International Emmy Award Winner Sushant Nagpal

In an unnamed town in 2000s India, a barber and his son possess a strange gift, they can regrow people’s hair in exchange for years from their lives. In a parallel realm rooted in Hindu cosmology, a divine barber and his curious apprentice tend to the gods themselves.

📍 Pulp Society, Delhi
🗓 20th Dec | 5 PM onwards
🎟 Ticket link in bio

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12/12/2025

Seats are filling fast! 🎟️

Get the inside scoop on Barber of the Gods (2025) and Moshari (2022), this Dec 20th.

Barber of the Gods
Directed by: Sushant Nagpal
Country: India
Genre: Dark fantasy/Folklore
Synopsis: A mythical tale of a small town barber and his son whose gift of regrowing hair comes at the cost of years of life, intertwined with a divine parallel narrative.

Moshari
Directed by: Nuhash Humayun
Country: Bangladesh
Genre: Horror/Survival
Synopsis: A tense, atmospheric story about two sisters surviving inside the last safe space, a mosquito net, redefining indie horror.

Both directors will be joining us for Discussions and a Q&A, offering audiences a rare chance to dive into their creative process and the cultural ideas shaping their work.

📍 Delhi | 20th December
⭕ Pulp Society, Okhla Phase I
🔺 5 pm onwards

Don't miss out!
Ticket link in bio.

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11/12/2025

Two filmmakers that bend myth, fear and folklore into well- crafted narratives.

Genre X brings you Do Kahaniyan with screenings of two independent films, Barber of the Gods and Moshari followed by a conversation with the directors, Sushant Nagpal and Nuhash Humayun, respectively.

📍Pulp Society, Delhi. Limited seats.
🗓️20th Dec, 5 PM onwards.
🎟️Book you tix through link in bio.

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10/12/2025

We're holding the flashlight to an indie cinema night in Delhi, Dec 20th.

Do Kahaniya: A Genre Showcase celebrates indie cinema by spotlighting independent films from emerging artists, offering audiences a window into fresh voices and perspectives in contemporary filmmaking.

In December chapter, we explore two films, Barber of the Gods and Moshari.

Barber of the Gods is a mytho-urban tale that blends mythology with urban life. The film stars the versatile Kumud Mishra and has been featured at the Dharamshala International Film Festival 2025, where it garnered attention for its innovative approach to mythological storytelling. The film is directed by the acclaimed Sushant Nagpal, an award-winning filmmaker who received the prestigious JCS International Emmy Award in 2025.

Moshari is a 2022 Oscar-qualified horror film that masterfully integrates futurism into the horror genre. The film has achieved international recognition, having been featured at the BFI London Film Festival, and showcases how traditional narratives can be transformed into visceral cinematic experiences. It is directed by Nuhash Humayun, a 2022 Sundance Institute Alfred P. Sloan Fellow and an Asian Film Academy alumni.

Together, these films illustrate the power of indie cinema to reinterpret cultural heritage through modern lenses, creating narratives that resonate with audiences.

📍Pulp Society, Delhi.
🗓️20th Dec, 5PM Onwards.
🎟️Book you tix through link in bio.

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18/11/2025

"Places where the trains don't stop, that's where our business was," Tulsi Ramsay once reflected in an interview, capturing the essence of a production house that thrived beyond Bollywood's glittering mainstream. 🚉🎞️

As Ashim Ahluwalia writes in the foreword to Don't Disturb The Dead: The Story of the Ramsay Brothers, "They were probably the first 'Indie' production company in the country but rarely have been given the credit... The existence of their films was incredibly disruptive, breaking with timeworn perceptions in a hugely conventional market. Their work also offered precious insights into what our society represses or conceals. ⌛

As part of The Great Indian Halloween, we co-curated Ramsay Revival in collaboration with Soho House, Mumbai with our screening partner

🎬The evening commenced with a screening of Ashim Ahluwalia's evocative short film Palace of Horrors, followed by an intimate introduction into the genre of horror and the Ramsay legacy.

🎬The centrepiece of the evening was a screening of Purana Mandir (1984), one of the most iconic entries in the Ramsay filmography, allowing audiences to experience the film's atmospheric terror on the big screen.

🎬The screening was followed by an illuminating conversation featuring Deepak Ramsay and Sandesh Shenoy guided by Anubhuti Banerjee, our moderator for the evening.

Interactive questions, fandom nostalgia, and cultural discussion around cinema, the event was a success.

Special thanks to our co-curators and audience.

Community Partner: Soho House, Mumbai
Screening Partner: Bollywood Crypt

Mumbai recap from powered by .

17/11/2025

Three cities. Three nights.
One extraordinary celebration.

Mumbai's night of revival.
Delhi's community screening.
Goa's drag fire.

The Great Indian Halloween became a space where India's horror traditions met contemporary q***r expression, where cinema history sparked community dialogue, and where Halloween was reimagined through a distinctly Indian lens.

Thank you to everyone who made these nights unforgettable: the storytellers, the queens, the cinema lovers, and every person who showed up to celebrate what it means to reimagine the lost and reclaim the transgressive.

Special thanks to our community partners from all three cities, who made this campaign a success.

This was organised by .x.ig in association with

11/11/2025

Horror in India has never existed in isolation. It weaves through our traditions, mythology, and collective anxieties, operating within different contexts that reflect the subcontinent's plurality.

At Genre X, when we conceptualised The Great Indian Halloween ( ), we envisioned it as an expansive cultural exploration.

From the Ramsay Brothers' pioneering horror films that shaped Bollywood's genre landscape, to Halloween Drag as a celebration and reclamation of what society deems transgressive, we celebrated the multiplicities contained within the concept of Halloween.

Day 1: Bombay
Introduction by Genre X, Ashim Ahluwalia along with the screening of his short film, Palace of Horrors, followed by the film screening of Purana Mandir (1984) and a rich discussion with Deepak Ramsay, Sandesh Shenoy and our moderator, Anubhuti Banerjee that brought the Ramsay legacy together.
Community Partner: Soho House

Day 2: Delhi
Celebratory screening of Veerana (1988) with our host Shreya followed by a dialogue with our participants on their experience of The Great Indian Halloween.
Venue Partner: Mool

Day 3: Goa
Drag performances by queens, Jiya Labeija, Sandy SalAura and La Faust moderated by our host Feroza Syed Balenciaga with beats of DJ Mo'Homo followed by a mini ball with Feroza, Jiya and Sandy. The night culminated into an afterparty.
Venue Partner: Escape with Miguel's

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