Film-maker Deepa Mehta speaks to Madhu Trehan on the Delhi rape, her films being on how women are perceived by men in India and the choices women have, dealing with censorship, why Midnight’s Children is “a woman’s story”, getting to know Salman Rushdie and more…
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ContributeFilm-maker Deepa Mehta speaks to Madhu Trehan on the Delhi rape, her films being on how women are perceived by men in India and the choices women have, dealing with censorship, why Midnight’s Children is “a woman’s story”, getting to know Salman Rushdie and more…
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