Natish Pawa

Tejaswani Gandhi, an Anthropology professor at NYU, and writer Natish Pawa delve into the cultural phenomenon of RRR. They explore how the film reflects the complexities of Hindu nationalism in contemporary Indian cinema. Gandhi critiques its historical portrayals and implications for marginalized communities. Pawa adds depth by discussing the film's subtext and its global reception. Together, they navigate the intersection of art and politics, questioning how narratives shape national identity and the portrayal of resistance against colonialism.