The film that released one year ago is still sparking conversations about racism that citizens from the north-east routinely face As the Yoodlee production 'Axone' celebrates one year, a YouTuber's racist comments against a north-eastern MLA have underscored once again the importance of not 'othering' our fellow citizens. 'Axone' remains relevant till date because it is the
Sayani Gupta starrer Axone was released a year ago on this day. The actress says the film is path breaking because it has actors from the Northeast who portray
Sayani Gupta starrer "Axone" was released a year ago on this day. The actress says the film is path breaking because it has actors from the Northeast who portray experiences that are theirs and that it has initiated a conversation .
Sayani Gupta calls her film Axone path breaking; Says it highlights the issue of racism
Sayani Gupta starrer Axone was released a year ago on this day. The actress says the film is path breaking because it has actors from the Northeast who portray experiences that are theirs and that it has initiated a conversation about inclusion. Written By Sayani Gupta calls her film Axone path breaking; Says it highlights the issue of racism
Directed by Nicholas Kharkongor, Axone is a comedy about a group of friends, all originally from the Northeast, who get together to prepare a special dish called Axone. While the movie captures the endeavours of cooking the dish in a typical South Delhi neighbourhood, it highlights the issue of racism in a humorous vein.
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Producers continue to shoot in bio-bubbles, however, content does reflect the times around and that is impacting storytellers, storytelling.
Pyres are burning. The news feeds of social media accounts have become scary. The more you scroll the more you get to know about near and dear ones suffering. The second wave of Coronavirus cases in India has hit the country like a Tsunami. Many states have imposed strict lockdowns while some states have restricted movement. For any escape from the dreadful scenario all around, Indians are turning to television or OTT as theatres too are shut.
After the lockdowns were announced in Mumbai, channels shifted their sets to locations that weren t heavily infected. Some moved to Goa and created a bio-bubble while few went to Ramoji Film City. Forgetting what is at the backdrop, the daily soaps and OTT releases continue. The show must go on. but now, it has started to impact creative workflow. Not just the second wave, but after the pande