'Belonging is an ongoing negotiation': Tribeny Rai’s 'Shape of Momo' explores Northeastern identity, emotional labour in love
In the 'Shape of Momo' Tribeny Rai uses the humble momo to build a layered narrative on women empowerment, gender, and stereotyping of Northeastern society. In an exclusive interview, she talks about moving beyond the mountainous ‘postcard image’, and how women still end up shouldering a disproportionate share of the emotional labour in relationships.
In the 'Shape of Momo' Tribeny Rai uses the humble momo to build a layered narrative on women empowerment, gender, and stereotyping of Northeastern society. In an exclusive interview, she talks about moving beyond the mountainous ‘postcard image’, and how women still end up shouldering a disproportionate share of the emotional labour in relationships.
