Changing face of Dharavi, a documentary by journalism student Anisha Sharma.
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January 13, 2011
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Hi Anisha,
I admire what you did for the Dharavi slum here. I enjoyed the shot at 5.25. I was just in Chandigarh working on a documentary about the lack of education available for the children (more specifically female child) of the Burrail and Colony Number 5 Sector 45. The experience both excites me and haunts me profoundly. How was your shooting in the slum? Were the dwellers okay with you shooting there?
Raji
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Hi Raji,
The documentary is shot by Anisha, who is a friend of mine :) You can leave comments for her on her site: http://wn.com/TheAnishasharma
Thanks for visiting my blog :)