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Kumkum Sangari: “Padmavati is a fictional character, but the Hindu Right has fabricated fiction as well.”

byKumkum SangariandSouradeep Roy
February 6, 2018
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This is an excerpt from an inteview with Kumkum Sangari, one of the most important feminist scholars of our time. In conversation with Souradeep Roy, she explains that fictional characters too can be manipulated in a way to serve vested interests of a particular social group.

Watch this space to see the entire interview.


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