#Zwigato has a brief scene where the heroine walks a few feet behind her husband, the hero.
Four years ago, a friend visiting India from the US for the first time, went on and on about how women trail their husbands in India. And how outright despicable that is. And I thought I got it. But I didn't, really, because it is all so normalised for us.
Zwigato is full of subtle imagery like this. Where something happens in the background which, if you relate to it, the message that the maker is trying to get across just sears into you.
Four years ago, a friend visiting India from the US for the first time, went on and on about how women trail their husbands in India. And how outright despicable that is. And I thought I got it. But I didn't, really, because it is all so normalised for us.
Zwigato is full of subtle imagery like this. Where something happens in the background which, if you relate to it, the message that the maker is trying to get across just sears into you.