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Dalit student Rohith Vemula was the centre of discussion among those who attended the third People’s Film Festival at the Jogesh Mime Academy. If cinematographer Ranjan Palit sang and dedicated “Let there be no killings” to Rohith from Hyderabad, festival organiser Kasturi Basu spoke about her interaction with him on social media. Speaking to TOI, Ranjan recalled an incident during this FTII days. “I was shooting a diploma film for my batchmate, Shyam Ranjankar. He was a dalit. It was an anti-religion film about a young guy getting off a train at midnight in Pune and getting caught in riots. Both Hindus and Muslims are after him, questioning his religious identities. The fact that I was close to him became a joke among some of my professors who then used to call me dalit Palit. They would say, ‘Palit, tu abhi dalit ho gaya’,” Ranjan recalled.



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