Women’s Day Roundtable 2024 | Feminism in Hindi Cinema | House Of Surkh | Humans Of Cinema
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Women’s Day Special : House Of Surkh & Humans Of Cinema present an exclusive roundtable with 5 incredible women from the industry that we’ve always looked up to, and whose work has deeply inspired us in the past couple of years. An enriching, insightful, & fun conversation about representation, movies, women in cinema, & a lot more.
Big thank you to House of Surkh for collaborating with us on this roundtable. All our guests are wearing House Of Surkh outfits! Check out their wonderful collection on their website.
Also a huge thank you to our guests for being kind enough to join us & participating in the conversation so enthusiastically - Rasika Dugal, Arati Kadav, Shweta Basu Prasad,
Atika Chohan & Niharika Bhasin.
Hosts: Ahona Chanda & Harshit Bansal
Producer: Anshika
Camera & Production: Teerth Bhatia & Rishabh Joshi
Editor: Prince Majithiya
Location Courtesy: Butterfly High, Oshiwara
Agency: Mint & Milk, Vedanti Sanap
The Humans of Cinema Podcast is a show where we hope to engage in meaningful conversations about films and the impact of cinema with the people who make the movies.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Precap
2:32 - Influential Female Characters
11:11 - Feminism in Cinema
20:00 - Hated Characters
22:25 - Visibilizing of Labor
23:30 - On Vulnerable Men
24:44 - Raskia Dugal’s “Fairy Folk”
26:49 - On Independent Filmmaking
34:21 - Women’s Command on Film Sets
45:12 - “Men Written By Women”
50:35 - Character Designing
55:19 - Shweta Basu Prasad’s “Jamun”
56:25 - Juggling Different Characters
59:55 - Designing Characters for “The Gaze”
1:01:57 - Arati Kadav’s “The Astronaut and His Parrot”
1:06:04 - Purpose of Cinema
1:13:30 - Niharika Bhasin’s Rich Body of Work
1:16:00 - Departments’ Collaboration
1:29:23 - Advice to Young Filmmakers
1:38:25 - Conclusion
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The effort that these guys make to bring quality contents for cinephiles out there is just splendid... Hats off to you guys... KEEP IT UP ♥
Hats off to curating an interesting panel/wanel.
Rasika Duggal is beyond everything ❤.
3:52 That's not Vyjanthimala...she is Padmini. Vyjanthimala is not there in Mera Naam Joker.
Loved it! ❤ Need more of such videos where we get to hear different perspectives of cinema from female filmmakers.
Thank you @humansofcinema for this Roundtable, so much fun to watch the entire conversation ❤️
I am so deeply touched, blessed and enigmatic to hear this beautiful and priceless words of these gemstones. These women, dearest blessings of God, you all have such layered concepts of humanity. Such realizations which are the embroideries of life. There so many beautiful perspective that I loved to listen to and with deep love will keep analysing them. After working with dearest Niharika Bhasin Khan ma'am, one thing I realised is, how much love for a certain art form can truly enamour, chisel and bless your personality. My deepest love for Atika Chohan ma'am for such an intriguing, detailed, phenomenal and priceless work in Chhapaak. Its just so good. Everybody else on this panel are such beautiful. Your fire those little details within you. You give structure to them. You dye the truth continuously. Being gender equal, being analytical is so important. The blessing of this interview is so smooth and the screenplay is so good. God bless dearest Humans of Cinema and House of Surkh. It looks so good. I love everyone's advice on money, time, intention and seriousness. Its pivotal. God bless you all.
Beautiful lineup! The conversation kept me hooked till the last second 😭 thanks so much for your quality content HOC! You guys are doing amazing!! ❤❤
It's padmini . I wish on edit this was rectified.
3:54 Padmini ji, not Vaijyantimala ji.
Good to see so many Hindu enlightened ladies
😂😂😂😂
@kenny87ification I get it. I'm also finding validation on internet. 😢
Their is always a better way to call out.
9:26 and 9:31 lol! Dropping buzzwords hoping to come across as 'with it.' Between 'like' 'you know' 'i mean' working on the basic conversation would help more. Radhika is class apart in this lot - authentic without trying! Shweta Basu and Arati are very good too. Actually all except Atika come across as their genuine selves.