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Revival of the bhadra man in Rituparno Ghosh's Unishe April and Dahan

The Arts

Revival of the bhadra man in Rituparno Ghosh's Unishe April and Dahan

D. Ganguly and R. Singh

Dive into Rituparno Ghosh's captivating films 'Unishe April' and 'Dahan' as researchers Debapriya Ganguly and Rajni Singh uncover a feminist critique of Bengali masculinity, exploring how seemingly progressive norms maintain patriarchal power in Calcutta's socio-cultural landscape.... show more
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