The Forgotten Woman

About This Movie

The Forgotten Woman dives deep into a heart-wrenching reality, shedding light on the plight of millions of Indian widows. Unlike 'Water,' which takes a fictional approach, this documentary grips you with raw, unfiltered stories. The pacing is contemplative, allowing you to truly absorb the emotional weight of each narrative. The atmosphere is bleak yet poignant, capturing the stark contrast between societal rejection and the resilience of these women. Visually, it's quite striking, with practical effects that enhance the authenticity of the experiences depicted. You get a real sense of their struggles and strength, making it a compelling watch for anyone interested in social issues and human rights.

Explores the social stigma faced by widows · A companion piece to the film 'Water' · Notable for its raw storytelling