Sudhanshu Saria's films address gender politics, not idealize women

timesnownews.com — March 17, 2025 at 04:01 PM UTC

Sudhanshu Saria, a National Award-winning director, discussed gender politics in Indian cinema in a recent interview. He emphasizes that his films aim to spark conversations rather than portray women as flawless heroines. Saria describes his work as feminist, focusing on emotional depth and collaboration with women. He acknowledges the challenges of the male gaze but strives for well-researched portrayals that reflect human complexity. His latest project, TAPS, promotes LGBTQIA+ representation and is produced by his company, Four Line Entertainment, in partnership with the Kashish Arts Foundation.

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