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About The Event

Join us for an evening of films that explore the journey of finding one's voice, identity, and sense of self. Through stories of belonging, self-discovery, resilience, and courage, these films reflect the universal quest to understand where and who we truly are.


1. Deepa Didi (HIN) - Directed by Surya Balakrishnan

Produced by: Kedhhar Barrve and Surya Balakrishnan

About this film:One of the quiet beauties of Bombay is its tenant culture. People from across the country come and go, but the homes remain, forming enduring relationships with those who inhabit them. Deepa Didi is a quiet, introspective narrative that delicately explores the profound, often unnoticed connections that emerge through the routines of everyday life.


2. How Do You Fall Out of Love with Country Music (ENG) - Directed by Shyamala Moorty

Produced by: Shyamala Moorty and Kurt Leitner

About this film:Amy Singh just wants to sing country music, but it is not easy for an Indian-American in the Deep American South, where every audience is a hostile one. Winner of multiple awards, How Do You Fall Out of Love with Country Music is a humorous and moving short film about cultural alienation and the possibilities for human connection through music. Set on stage in a honky-tonk bar, Amy Singh courageously challenges her audience while revealing profound truths about racism and belonging in America today.


3. Tumhari Baari Jo (Jo's Turn) (HIN) - Directed by Vinoo Choliparambil

Produced by: Vinoo Choliparambil, Ajay Abhyankar, Manu Thiyyas

About this film:Every Sunday, Jo's family gathers for their beloved Scrabble ritual, an oasis of laughter and playful banter. But this Sunday, Jo (22), who has always concealed her sexuality from her traditional yet loving Indian family, uses the board game to speak her truth. Tumhari Baari, Jo is a tender portrait of a young girl's courage to be seen, set against the backdrop of family and cultural expectations.