This story is from March 8, 2020

Bengaluru filmmaker aims at breaking gender stereotype

In two special shorts for International Women’s Day, Puneeth BA casts Sudharani and Bhoomi Shetty
Bengaluru filmmaker aims at breaking gender stereotype
While the world might use several hashtags to celebrate womanhood and empowerment today on International Women’s Day, there are still many stereotypes that need to be broken. An all-inclusive society is still far from reality. In an attempt to create an awareness on this, brand observer and digital content creator Puneeth BA has shot two short films as part of a campaign called #BreaktheSthreeOtype.
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He has cast actors Sudharani and Bhoomi Shetty as the faces of the two short films. “While one film is about inclusivity, the other tackles gender perceptions. Sudharani’s short film shows her at her residence, handing over a traditional bagina at the end of a puja to one of her guests, who, as it turns out, is a transgender, implying that International Women's Day becomes inclusive. The other short film showcases two siblings (brother and sister) playing ludo. When there is a procession on their street, both of them want to go out and dance. This film then addresses societal perceptions and expectations of gender roles,” reveals Puneeth.
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