On this World Environment Day, Wild Malhar is thrilled to be screening a movie about some of our Wild Cats.

Produced by BAFTA award-winning cameraman Sandesh Kadur & Felis Creations for National Geographic and narrated by James Murray, ‘Wildcats of India’, a 2-part series, travels across India’s diverse landscapes to capture the intriguing lives of wildcats on film.

Producer & Director of Photography: Sandesh Kadur

Additional Cinematography: Robin Darius Conz & Gautam Pandey

Writer: Priya Singh

Online Editing: Evolutions TV

Sound Editor: Wounded Buffalo

MASTERS OF DISGUISE 

India’s small cats have lived in the shadow of their larger cousins. In this episode, National Geographic Fellow & wildlife cameraman, Sandesh Kadur, is on a quest to unravel the mysteries of the lesser-known felines. He journeys deep into the realm of the rare clouded leopard, travels to one of India’s most densely populated regions in search of the elusive fishing cat, and films a family of Jungle cats co-existing with a Bengal fox family. Innovative technology and research come together to create a spell-binding story that uncovers the lives of India’s ‘Masters of Disguise’.

We are delighted that the Cinematographer of this film will be at Koota for a chat after the movie.

Robin is a professional cameraman with a keen eye for detail and strives to capture action at its climactic best! With over 10 years of experience, he has specialized in a variety of styles and has captured a plethora of subjects, ranging from natural history to sports. He has most recently been a cameraperson and editor for a series titled ‘Wild Cats of India’ for National Geographic Wild. He has trained in mountaineering, outdoor survival and is a PADI Open Water Diver & an emergency first responder. He is also an ambassador for Canon & F-Stop camera bags.