Definition Please Director Shares Her Approach To Developing A South Asian Mom Character That Was Not A Stereotype
Sujata Day spoke to CinemaBlend about getting away from tropes about Indian-American families with her directorial debut.
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Sujata Day spoke to CinemaBlend about getting away from tropes about Indian-American families with her directorial debut.
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“Definition Please” stars Sujata Day and Ritesh Rajan on normalizing South Asian American stories and erasing shame behind mental illness.
Some North American filmmakers are centring the experiences of South Asians in their work, tackling universal themes with a cultural specificity that demonstrates the diaspora’s diverse nature.
Sujata Day and Agam Darshi, who hadn’t met until their movies were done, each portray women of South Asian descent who stay home to care for parents.