In a world racing towards AI, Neelesh Misra reflects on what it means to remain a storyteller. This piece explores the tension between technology and human emotion—questioning whether AI will amplify stories or erase their soul. Through his words, it becomes a quiet meditation on creativity, memory, and the future of storytelling.

In the age of 10-minute deliveries, this piece reflects on how our relationship with food has quietly shifted. From warm, home-cooked memories to instant, convenient choices, it gently explores the cost of speed on our health and habits—inviting us to pause, and sometimes choose what truly nourishes.

Kood is a cinematic experience steeped in serene storytelling. Neelesh Misra, a master of quiet moments, translates that tranquil atmosphere onto the screen. Ketaki Kulkarni discovered a realm brimming with familiarity and enchantment. Anulata Raj Nair ingeniously transformed her audio narratives into visual poetry, celebrating the beauty of silence.

In 2008, a seemingly routine assignment for a journalist tasked with exploring Doordarshan transformed into a cornerstone of his career. The heartfelt article struck a chord with readers nationwide, rekindling a wave of nostalgia that spanned generations. For Neelesh Misra, this poignant reaction illuminated the profound impact of genuine storytelling, prompting him to pivot away from conventional reporting.

As April 2026 unfolds, the world is gripped by escalating tensions that resonate with the echoes of history. Veteran journalist Neelesh Misra draws upon memories from the Kargil War of 1999, where he witnessed firsthand the valor of soldiers amidst the chaos.

Neelesh Misra's debut film, Kood, has finally hit the screens, promising a serene cinematic journey. With its focus on the intricacies of mental and emotional realms, the film utilizes a meditative pace and sparse dialogue. Kood encourages its audience to take a breath, reflect, and engage deeply with what unfolds.

Tomorrow marks the debut of 'Kood', the latest creation from filmmaker Neelesh Misra. This film diverges from conventional storytelling, immersing audiences in serene visuals and the nuances of emotion rather than heavy dialogue.

During India's board exam season, the battle against digital distractions intensifies for students. A newly released report indicates that 89% of parents are increasingly concerned about their children's screen time. Students are investing around four hours on devices daily, with 68% of this time diverting from studying.

Presenting the official trailer of KOOD — the first mini-feature film from Slow Motion Pictures.🎬 Watch the KOOD Official Trailer Now►Featuring Neelesh Misra and Ketaki Kulkarni►Directed by Neelesh Misra►Producer: Yamini Tripathi►Executive Producer: Saumya Tandon►Screenplay & Dialogues: Anulata Raj Nair►DOP: Abhishek Verma►Production Designer: Manu Upadhyay►1st AD: Ritam Nandy►Line Producer: Satish Mishra►Assistant Camera/Drone: Mohammad Salman►Colourist: Ajeet Singh►Background Music: Anuj Bhatt►Unit Production Manager: Amrish Yadav►Assistant Directors: Anshika Dixit & Manvendra Singh►Graphic Team: Rahul Mishra & Aradhana Maurya►Produced by Gaon Connection►Trailer edited by Bhuvan Chaudhary📹 KOOD is the first film from Slow Motion Pictures, a part of Gaon Connection.

Before the sunlight enters our rooms, notifications do. In a world where we don’t wake up — we log in — slow living has become an aesthetic more than a feeling. This piece explores what slow living really means beyond ceramic cups and curated reels, and why protecting your attention might be the most important decision you make every morning.