A conversation with Nagraj Manjule on Indie Nari TV

I met Nagraj Manjule the day before his beautiful film ‘Fandry’, a story about caste discrimination in India, won the award for ‘Best Feature’ at IFFLA. A fortnight later her won the National Award for the ‘Best Debut feature’ at the 61st Indian National Awards.

I was struck by his humility and lack of pretension. Nagraj tells stories from his own experiences, that are rich in emotion. I look forward to watching many more beautiful films made by him.

I had the pleasure of interviewing him, Nagraj talks about the making of ‘Fandry’ and Discrimination. I would love to hear from you in the comments section here and on my youtube channel.

Thanks for reading, watching and following, Indie Nari.

 

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