Talking about the same, he said: "I am grateful that I got a chance to tell this story. The transgender community is a small minority, and it was very important to have their voice heard in a way that could lead to their acceptance in society. (File Photo- IANS)
Talking about the same, he said: "I am grateful that I got a chance to tell this story. The transgender community is a small minority, and it was very important to have their voice heard in a way that could lead to their acceptance in society. (File Photo- IANS) Transgenders
Human Rights

Can the subaltern speak? Abhishek Kapoor speaks on transgender rights

NewsGram Desk

Director Abhishek Kapoor is celebrating one year of his release 'Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui' which stars Ayushmann Khurrana and Vaani Kapoor as the leads. The film, which narrates the story of an unconventional couple featuring Vaani as a transgender woman, is close to the director's heart.

Talking about the same, he said: "I am grateful that I got a chance to tell this story. The transgender community is a small minority, and it was very important to have their voice heard in a way that could lead to their acceptance in society. When a genuine attempt to make a difference gets appreciated, it's extremely fulfilling."

The film was released on December 10 and left quite an impact on the audience's hearts and managed to stir a conversation around the sensitive subject.

Producer Bhushan Kumar, Managing Director and Chairman, T-Series, added: "We are glad to be making a film like 'Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui'. Abhishek did a phenomenal job in weaving this endearing tale together keeping in mind the grey areas. With so much appreciation and love pouring from audiences across the globe, has genuinely made our hearts full and we look forward to bringing many more such unconventional subjects."

Produced by T-Series along with Guy in the Sky Pictures, the film aimed to send out a strong message of inclusivity. (KB/IANS)

‘Fallout’ success: video game nostalgia spans multiple media, explains expert

British officials charge 2 with spying for China

Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Can Spotlight Cancer Probability

Biden grants $6 billion to Micron to boost chip production

Israel-Gaza war protests spread to more universities across US