Sapna Bhavnani, who has helmed and curated the Wench Film Festival 2022, opens up in an interview about the need for greater female representation in horror.

Sindhustan hopes to apprise the upcoming generation who does not care much about Partition and are ignorant about what those who underwent Partition went through

“I didn’t realise I would go to such lengths to tell my story that I become my story,” says hairstylist and director of the documentary film Sindhustan, Sapna Bhavnani.

You are not alone. There are many others who have faced similar experiences. We together and form a community where we can find help, support one another and be the strength that is needed to end this violence against women and girls. A special edition to coincide the Washington March in solidarity of women seeking […]

A man in the 250 strong audiences got up to say this to our panel. “I have left a session with Shashi Tharoor and come to listen to you. He is talking of the past, while you all are about our future. For the sake of my daughter I want to listen to the new […]

By Meghna Pant A full house, a fierce and fearless conversation. The June edition of Feminist Rani focussed on the ‘Changing Dialogue on Feminism in India’ with two stellar panelists, journalist Gayatri Jayaraman and stylist-activist Sapna Bhavnani. Gayatri is a writer who coined the term ‘urban poor’ in a recent Buzzfeed article. She is also […]

Is India’s film industry scared of the word Feminism? Do we give too much attention to what and how our stars think? Are they really feminists if the industry is yet debating gender pay gap? Or where women surge and grow basis the choice of the Khans?  Recently Lisa Haydon who played a bold role in […]

Why is it such a big deal that a woman wants equal rights? she asks

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