Secrets of Wild India – telecast dates in India

Secrets of Wild India – telecast dates in India

Many of you already know, but during most of last year, I worked on a series for National Geographic Channel called ‘The Secrets of Wild India’ along with Sara and Mandanna. The films is finally ready and will air early the coming week in India. It has already aired in the UK. Its a 3-part episode and the first part was filmed by Sandesh in Kaziranga and we shot the second two parts in Tadoba and Gujarat.

It has been a privilege to work on this production, especially the fact that David Attenborough has narrated it. Do catch the show and would love to hear what you think about it.

17 Comments

  1. Sharadha · March 9, 2012 Reply

    That’s super news Kalyan. All the best. What was your role? Were you a sequence cameraman?

  2. shiva · March 9, 2012 Reply

    i think i saw the 1st part – elephant kingdom, last saturday on nat geo wild.

  3. Aravind · March 11, 2012 Reply

    Looking fwd to it!! 🙂

  4. Thaths · March 13, 2012 Reply

    For those of us without access to Nat Geo TV channel, is this show, ummm, available at any of the popular torrent search sites?

  5. Vikram · March 13, 2012 Reply

    Awsome Kalyan will try to catch it. Great work.

  6. Ajith · March 14, 2012 Reply

    Hi Kalyan, saw the screening of this episode today, kudos on a job well done!
    Liked the concept of introducing the jungle month by month and trying to show unique behavior for each of the months. Just one bit of feedback was that the usage of graphics throughout the entire show seemed a bit excessive. But thats only my personal opinion. Cheers again on a job well done 🙂

  7. Pranay · March 14, 2012 Reply

    Seen “Tiger Jungles” last night, excellent program. Very informative.
    Best of luck for future.

  8. madhan kumar · March 26, 2012 Reply

    Kalyan,

    Watched Desert Lions yesterday. There seem to be a bit of disconnect in the story. The only Lions shown were all from Gir which is definitely not a desert. Also many of the sub plots were left hanging like the leopard, the desert fox, the desert cat etc. BTW, curious to know was the Hyena footage chopped off in the final cut?

    But a very commendable effort nonetheless. Hope to see more such informative programs involving you!

  9. Trishit Dutta · March 29, 2012 Reply

    Great job Kalyan da. At many time we can see the african wildlife in Net geo or Discovery channel. But there are many secrets in wildlife in India also. We do not know them properly. So “Secrets of Wild India” is the great programme for us to know about wildlife of our country.

  10. Shivangi · April 3, 2012 Reply

    Simply superb………..marvelous….
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  11. shari moore · June 30, 2014 Reply

    All I can say is..THANK YOU. I watch these episodes over and over and they just fascinateme more each time.

  12. Techzapk · June 12, 2023 Reply

    It’s great to hear! Working on a series for the National Geographic Channel sounds like a great opportunity. Congratulations to “The Secrets of Wild India” on its completion and successful broadcast in the UK. I have watched a lot of good documentaries about nature and wildlife here on techzap, where I can freely watch and explore vivid footage of wild nature for free. I’m definitely looking forward to seeing “Secrets of Wild India” and experiencing the compelling stories and captivating visuals it offers.

  13. Techzapk · June 12, 2023 Reply

    How wonderful! Working on a series for the National Geographic Channel sounds like a great opportunity. Congratulations to “The Secrets of Wild India” on its completion and successful broadcast in the UK. I have watched a lot of good documentaries about nature and wildlife here on techzapk, where I can freely watch and explore vivid footage of wildlife for free. I’m definitely looking forward to seeing “Secrets of Wild India” and experiencing the compelling stories and captivating visuals it offers.

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