The Bollywood Film That Made India Talk About Abuse | Rahila Gupta | Ep 269 | The Mohua Show What happens when cinema dares to confront uncomfortable truths? In Episode 269 of The Mohua Show, author and activist Rahila Gupta explores the Bollywood film that sparked a national conversation about abuse, silence, and accountability. She unpacks how storytelling can challenge stigma, shift public discourse, and give survivors a voice. This powerful episode dives into media responsibility, cultural conditioning, and the impact of bold narratives on society. A compelling watch for anyone who believes cinema can inspire awareness, empathy, and change. https://themohuashow.com/the-mohua-show/the-bollywood-film-that-made-india-talk-about-abuse-rahila-gupta-ep-269-the-mohua-show/

The Dark History of LGBTQ Desire in India | Sindhu Rajasekaran | Ep 268 | The Mohua Show In Episode 268 of The Mohua Show, writer and journalist Sindhu Rajasekaran unpacks the dark, often erased history of LGBTQ desire in India. This compelling conversation traces how colonial laws, social control, and moral policing shaped narratives around queerness, intimacy, and identity. Sindhu speaks about reclaiming lost histories, the violence of silence, and why remembering the past is essential to understanding the present. Insightful and deeply unsettling at times, this episode challenges dominant narratives and urges listeners to confront uncomfortable truths. A must-watch for anyone interested in gender, history, and human rights in India. https://themohuashow.com/the-mohua-show/the-dark-history-of-lgbtq-desire-in-india-sindhu-rajasekaran-ep-268-the-mohua-show/

“You’re Too Pretty to Be a Lawyer” | Sana Raees Khan on Inequality | Ep 267 | The Mohua Show In this powerful episode of The Mohua Show, lawyer and public figure Sana Raees Khan opens up about facing gender bias, stereotypes, and inequality in the legal profession. From backhanded compliments to systemic barriers, she shares how appearances often overshadow competence—and why that needs to change. With honesty and clarity, Sana challenges deeply ingrained prejudices and speaks about reclaiming space, voice, and authority as a woman in law. This conversation is eye-opening, empowering, and deeply relevant for anyone questioning social norms. Don’t miss this important dialogue with Sana Raees Khan on The Mohua Show. https://themohuashow.com/the-mohua-show/youre-too-pretty-to-be-a-lawyer-sana-raees-khan-on-inequality-ep-267-the-mohua-show/