"In a Whisper" Explores Family Bonds
In a Whisper is a coming out narrative, but it’s also a story about multiple mother-daughter relationships and the necessity of family.
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This story revolves around a little girl named Mohul, who in her subconscious mind acquires a habit of humming a tune . This became a reason of concern to Mohul's father Debashish as they belonged to a hindu community. Debashis was not against any particular religion or any community, but he was worried that if Mohul continued to sing this song even in his absence, she would be typecasted as belonging to a particular community.
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This story revolves around a little girl named Mohul, who in her subconscious mind acquires a habit of humming a tune . This became a reason of concern to Mohul's father Debashish as they belonged to a hindu community. Debashis was not against any particular religion or any community, but he was worried that if Mohul continued to sing this song even in his absence, she would be typecasted as belonging to a particular community.
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Runtime:16 minutes
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