Prof. Navdeep Mathur

This is a beautifully narrated and visualised story, opening up a space to understand the deep roots of toxic patriarchy, casteism and misogyny in India that continues to be normalised through seemingly benign religious/family values; and selective and distorted telling of mythology. It is a must see, especially for anyone who wants to understand why large scale violence against women and other stigmatized/marginalised groups is on the rise in the new millennium.