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In this episode of Feel It In Your Soul Podcast Angelee talks to Nandita Das, internationally renowned actress and director. They discuss Nandita's early life and formative years growing up in Delhi with artist parents, and how this unconventional upbringing allowed her the freedom to explore her interests and passions. They also talk about Nandita's journey into acting and filmmaking, and how she gravitated towards stories that highlighted social issues and marginalised communities. Nandita shares her thoughts on investing in the journey over the end goal, and on the importance of telling subtle, everyday stories through her films. In this episode you will hear: How Nandita's upbringing influenced her early interests What led her to pursue a career in film The themes or issues her films often address What inspired her activism around social issues Guidance for aspiring creatives Follow Angelee on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angeleesidar/ Feel In Your Soul is a melting pot of amazing conversations and in-depth interviews with entrepreneurs, celebrities, actors, sporting icons, DJs and movie stars. Host Angelee Sidar sits down with her illustrious guests to delve into the true stories and anecdotes of those who have attained impressive levels of success to discover their journey and the key moments where their souls directed them towards their destiny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The second season of CNBCTV18.com ’s premier parenting podcast is here. Actor, director, producer Nandita Das, known for her thought provoking sensitive films such as Firaq and Manto, speaks to Manisha Natarajan on the various facets of parenting. Listen to Nandita’s views and parenting style on a raft of important issues: the right digital exposure for our children, raising creative, sensitive adults to difficult topics like divorce and being a single parent, and the trials and tribulations of being a working mom. Stay tuned!

It's A Question Of Balance ® radio show balances the intellectual with the creative, exploring whether we have more in common than divides us through thought-provoking conversations - out and about with people on the street on different topics , and in the studio with inspiring guests from the arts . Balance is not a compromise. Balance is truth distilled from many places creating cohesive understanding. Hosted by Ruth Copland . Check out podcasts of the different topics and arts guests at www.itsaquestionofbalance.com Broadcast on KSCO AM 1080, KSCO 104.1 FM, KOMY AM 1340, and KSCO.com Live Stream. Arts Interview: Nandita Das, Award-Winning Actress, Writer, Director Ruth Copland’s in-depth conversation with Nandita Das covers her fascinating career and life, and her new film 'Manto'. Acting in over 40 feature films in 10 Indian languages, Nandita Das has received widespread acclaim and numerous awards for her acting, and has been repeatedly recognized for both her art and her world community activism. Her directorial debut Firaaq premiered in 2008 at the prestigious Toronto Film Festival after being screened at Telluride. She has twice been on the jury of the Cannes Film Festival, among others, and was conferred the ‘Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters’ by the French Government. She is the first Indian to be inducted into the Hall of Fame of the International Women’s Forum and was the Chairperson of the Children’s Film Society India, and a World Fellow at Yale in 2014. She is a strong advocate of social issues, which is evident throughout her work. Nandita Das's biopic 'Manto' was the opening night featured film at the 2019 Cinequest Film Festival in Silicon Valley. ‘Manto’, which Nandita Das wrote and directed, is about Saadat Hasan Manto who is celebrated as one of the greatest short story writers from South Asia. The film is set during the four most tumultuous years of Manto’s life during the Independence of India from Britain. It focuses on both his family life and writing, interweaving five of his short stories into the tale of his life. It is a film about two emerging nations and one man trying to make sense of it all. 'Manto' is now available to view on Netflix. It’s a moving, atmospheric film that illuminates a difficult historical period through the experience of a dedicated artist. For more info visit www.itsaquestionofbalance.com Copyright 2019 Ruth Copland. All rights reserved.