Behind the Camera

Nandita Das On Being a Woman Director

Prominent actor and filmmaker, Nandita Das in conversation with journalist Kaveree Bamzai, spoke from her personal experiences on what it meant to be a ‘woman director’ while exploring the idea of a female gaze, the realities of sexism, and more.

Part of the ‘Women in Art & Culture Lecture’ Series, we present Behind the Camera: On Being a Woman Director.

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