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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2024 · 46 MIN

Episode 12: Global Women’s Voices: India with Nisha Pahuja

from The Gynarchy with Dr. Kirti Patel · host Kirti Patel, MD

Send us Fan MailWelcome to another episode of The Gynarchy Podcast! Today, I have the honor of featuring Nisha Pahuja, an Indian-Canadian documentary filmmaker of the Emmy-nominated The World Before Her and the Oscar- and Peabody-nominated To Kill a Tiger (released on Netflix in March this year) to discuss her films, which focus on the experiences of girls and women in India. In "Global Women's Voices: India” we explore Nisha Pahuja's journey as a filmmaker dedicated to amplifying the stories and struggles of women from the Indian diaspora. Here’s what we’ll cover:Nisha Pahuja's background and her inspiration to focus on Indian women’s storiesHighlights and key themes from her documentary To Kill a Tiger, which followed gang-rape survivor Kiran as she and her family deal with the aftermath of her assault and seek justiceHighlights and key themes from her other documentaries, including Bollywood Bound and The World Before Her, and one in development, Send Us Your BrotherThe cultural norms and societal expectations that affect Indian women, specifically Hindu womenThe dangers of misogyny and sexism in the deeply patriarchal culture of India, and how it negatively impacts both women and menEnvisioning a path forward, how to change cultureStories of empowerment, resilience, and activism depicted in her filmsThe impact her films have had in India and the world to create social change This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about global women's issues and the transformative power of storytelling. Join me for an enlightening conversation with Nisha Pahuja that will inspire you to advocate for women's voices worldwide.Tune in on Monday, October 14, 2024 and make sure to subscribe to stay updated on all our episodes. Where to connect with Nisha Pahuja:Instagram:  @‌nishappics  Instagram (@nishappics)Twitter: @‌NishaPahuja  Nisha Pahuja (@NishaPahuja) on XWebsite / Donate to Women’ Make Movies: DONATESupport the showThe Gynarchy Podcast is available now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other platforms. Follow Us for Updates:‌Bluesky: @thegynarchy Instagram: @thegynarchyTikTok: @thegynarchy YouTube: @thegynarchyNewsletter sign upWebsite: www.thegynarchypodcast.com‌Earn FREE CE/CME credit for listening to our episodes by joining the Learn at Pinnacle app:https://learnatpinnacle.com/education______Disclaimer: This podcast and related content are for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute medical, financial, legal, psychological, or other professional advice. Views expressed are those of the hosts and guests, not their employers, and are not tailored to individual circumstances. Always consult a qualified professional before making decisions. By using this content, you agree the creators are not liable for any outcomes or damages resulting from reliance on it.Inclusivity statement:  The Gynarchy is cr...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to another episode of The Gynarchy Podcast! Today, I have the honor of featuring Nisha Pahuja, an Indian-Canadian documentary filmmaker of the Emmy-nominated The World Before Her and the Oscar- and Peabody-nominated To Kill a Tiger (released on Netflix in March this year) to discuss her films, which focus on the experiences of girls and women in India. In "Global Women's Voices: India” we explore Nisha Pahuja's journey as a filmmaker dedicated to amplifying the ...

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