deewaar, 1975

‘Raghu Rai An Unframed Portrait’ documentary is a daughter’s ode to the famous photographer scroll.in/reel/888435/in…

Raghu Rai was an exceptionally gifted photographer. Not only could he capture the mood of the moment, but he had the uncanny ability to find that picture worth the thousand words journalists would struggle to write. He covered events, of course; but his greatness lay elsewhere. +

More than a decade ago, in an interview with Indian photojournalists, I asked Raghu Rai which two images from his vast and brilliant repertoire he considered iconic, both personally and for the nation. Hear his answer and see the images (around 12 min): ndtv.com/video/india-ma…

Raghu Rai’s portfolio of the 1984 Bhopal industrial gas disaster are among the most profound photojournalistic works of the last 50 years raghuraifoundation.org/bhopal/

Delhi through the lens of Raghu Rai. Rest in peace. Thank you for making us fall in love with the power of photography.

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I feel emotional on Raghu Rai's passing. Years ago I found, in a used book from dadar, some photos printed on cheap paper. It was like finding a method to life. A camera does teach you, but you've got to be close enough like he said. His Bhopal Gas Tragedy photos were singular.

Raghu Rai's uncommon eye for common scenes

Rip, Raghu Rai (1942-2026) Churchgate station, Mumbai - 1996 Vidisha - diyas in Ganga, Varanasi - 2000 Sensuous baby, Tripura - 1970 Marine drive, Mumbai - 1994

Raghu Rai really knew how to show the poetry of everyday life. Rest in peace🕊️ Readers at Church Gate railway station. Mumbai, India, 1995

Kaur’s poignant documentary reveals the complexities of the Paan Singh Tomar productions. She has captured for posterity the massive crowds that threatened to disrupt the shoot, the remote locations, Dhulia’s rapport with his actors. scroll.in/reel/1092280/t… ✍️Nandini Ramnath

A piece I wrote in 2013, about Raghu Rai's lost (and discovered) photographs of the 1971 Liberation War of Bangladesh -- in The Caravan. caravanmagazine.in/reviews-and-es…

There’s a piece of Raghu Rai in our collective memories as a country but also literally on the walls of my home and the albums of my life. A close associate of my mum Prabha, married earlier to her close friend Usha, I grew up on the adventures Raghu and Prabha shared as

Four favs by Raghu Rai from the world of cinema

RIP Raghu Rai. It's very hard to choose just a few images that reflect the brilliance of his work. Ganpati Celebration, Mumbai 2001 Junior Bull Fighter, Delhi 1970 Among the Goddesses, Kolkata 1991 Tea Vendor , Delhi-Mumbai Train 1982 raghuraifoundation.org/retrospective-…

Raghu Rai (1942-2026) | A thousand photographs and a million words. "“I meet my god through my camera,” he once said. The endless striving is over. The camera can rest. The photographs will speak on." Beautiful tribute by Ziya Us Salam The Hindu thehindu.com/entertainment/…

Seeing Rai’s coverage of the genocide in, and liberation of, Bangladesh radically changed my sense of what South Asian history “looked like”. An extraordinary life which brought so many other lives into the light.

This picture that Raghu Rai took of Arundhati Roy somewhere in Delhi is a masterpiece that captures what I would call “the male gaze”.

The shutter has finally closed on the father of modern Indian photography. On a solemn afternoon in New Delhi, the nation bid a tearful farewell to Raghu Rai, the iconic photojournalist who passed away at the age of 83. For over six decades, Rai was the Magnum maestro who froze