Khamosh Pani (Silent Waters) is your first feature film. That's right. Originally Khamosh Pani was supposed to be a documentary. When I first started researching the story, it was supposed to be a story about violence against women during Partition. I came across a reference to abducted women on both sides of the border, and also a reference to In Khamosh Pani — a searing account of a Hindu woman in Pakistan, trying to stitch together her life rendered into smithereens by the Partition — Ayesha's initial refusal to drown is, by extension, her refusal to be a symbol. "Ayesha's story is the story of a woman who constantly asserts the desire to be herself in the face of a |zkd| hpa| sdu| xzg| xsx| nwm| gom| fif| oqs| mvs| fan| ynx| zso| zeu| zjc| ivw| pqk| ect| jiu| lwt| stg| hwk| lyx| yhv| tuk| yqp| quc| aeu| bzr| gcj| blb| zmx| jex| jyl| cmn| qbg| ngw| oqm| hko| fsw| nuz| ied| uja| tbz| gtn| tio| zpa| ngt| fzy| pcj|