collections and galleries of the top museums and private collections all over the world have been filmed. Doordarshan's 'The Sculpture of India' by Benoy K Behl This series of 26 films produced for Doordarshan presents the tradition of Indian sculpture spanning 5,000 years, from the Indus Valley Civilization to the 17th century. These films trace the development of philosophic concepts, themes, the creation of deities, of temples and of bronze images which come out of their shrines and even the temples. These are understood in the light of the highly developed Indian tradition of aesthetics and the guidelines suggested in the Chitrasutra of the Vishnudharmottara Purana, the oldest known treatise on the making of artistic images. The films also explore the traditions of patronage which prevailed and developed over the centuries in the Indian subcontinent. The fundamental role of art in Indic life and philosophy is explored and presented. We see how styles are born and shaped by movements and directions taken by philosophic streams. The films have been shot extensively in India, from Kanyakumari to Kashmir and from Tripura to Gujarat. The 26 films present an overview of the tradition, including many monuments which are not often visited, such as the Pilak stupa in Tripura and the Charang monastery in an upper part of Kinnaur. Scores of museums all over India and in Europe and USA have cooperated for this shooting and large numbers of selected masterpieces have been shot. Buddhist art Behl has extensively photographed Buddhist art and sculptures in India as well as in Afghanistan, Siberia, China, Tibet, Japan, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Mongolia etc. etc. After documenting Bamiyan Buddhas in Afghanistan, he also visited Uzbekistan and Kalmykia Province of Russia to trace the 400-year-old Buddhist tradition in Europe. Pre-Historic Art Benoy K.Behl has also photographed Indus Valley civilisation sites like Lothal, Dholavira as a part of documenting Indus Valley Art for his films. Ajanta paintings Hundreds of Ajanta paintings are photographed using low light photography technique by him and Benoy K. Behl is recognised as the first notable photographer to use zero light photography at Ajanta and photographs of the colour paintings of Ajantha are exhibited by Benoy K. Behl at several places. Yoga Behl is an ambassador of yoga and tries to spread the knowledge and true meaning of yoga across the world through his documentaries. Limca Book of records The Limca Book of Records, which