Скачать или смотреть How to be more inclusive in 2025 | Zoya Akhtar, Reema Kagti and Ayesha Sood | Tweak India

0:00 – Introduction
0:12 – A gender-based stereotype pop culture must drop
0:57 – How do you strive to break stereotypes through your work?
1:48 – How can films inspire positive change for the LGBTQIA+ community?
2:38 – What did you learn while working on your docu-series In Transit?
4:43 – What keeps you going on difficult days?
5:33 – What's the secret sauce that turns a good story into a great one?
5:50 – Watch Next – How to talk to kids about sexuality ft. Sushant & Pradeep Divgikar
6:05 – Coming out to my father
6:46 – Did dad know I was gay?
6:59 – Self-realisation about my gender
7:22 – What does dad love the most about me?
7:51 – "My son is gay, and I am proud"
8:09 – What does Sushant love about his dad?
8:28 – Were the parents embarrassing around boyfriends?
8:41 – Outro

Zoya Akhtar, Reema Kagti, and Ayesha Sood sit down to talk about creating stories that challenge biases and offer an intimate peek into the lives of trans and non-binary people. Whether it’s giving space to voices we’ve ignored for too long or simply being curious about lives unlike our own, this conversation is a reminder that the best stories come from a place of truth.

This chat comes on the heels of their latest project ‘In Transit’ (streaming on Amazon prime), a series that explores identity, belonging, and everything in between.

According to you, what does true representation mean?

Producer: Eshika Gupta
Video editor: Shahnawaz Shaikh

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