It’s time we stop treating filmmakers like Rahul as public grievance officers
Actor-director Rahul Ravindran faced public pressure to create films addressing atrocities against men after his nuanced response to a crime. This incident highlights a growing trend of treating filmmakers as public grievance officers, expecting them to document every headline rather than pursue personal artistic visions.
Actor-director Rahul Ravindran faced public pressure to create films addressing atrocities against men after his nuanced response to a crime. This incident highlights a growing trend of treating filmmakers as public grievance officers, expecting them to document every headline rather than pursue personal artistic visions.
