Queering the Screen: The Rise of LGBTQ+ Representation in Indian Entertainment
There has been a growing trend in recent years towards greater representation of the LGBTQ+ community in Indian movies.
Homosexuality
कहानी: एक थी मीरा
हमे हमारे प्यार की परिणिति पता थी, उसके बावजूद हमने आपको चाहा और बेइंतहा चाहा, और वो हमारे लिए टाइमपास बिल्कुल नहीं था
Cobalt Blue: A Very Timely Indian Queer Film
Cobalt Blue is arguably the timeliest, but not necessarily flawless, queer film to come out of the country as it doesn’t feel out of place.
Award winning Manipuri filmmaker Priyakanta Laishram’s next Movie to be on Gay Honour Killing in the State
ONENESS is based on the 2013 Gay Honor Killing Case of an 18 year-old Manipuri boy.
Evening Shadows wins 25th Award at Yatha Katha film festival in Mumbai
Sridhar Rangayan’s feature film Evening Shadows continues its winning streak, winning its 25th international award at the recently concluded Yatha Katha International Film & Literature Festival
Mistreatment of people living with HIV still happens in government facilities
Universal healthcare access in India – can this dream become a reality without ensuring patient dignity?
Visual Media & Queer Representation – Miles to Go
The problem with such materials being shown on a regular basis is that it not only discourages the society at large to change their outlook towards the queer community but also hampers the healthy psychological growth of a young queer person
Oye Didi! The Tale of Two Young Boys from Punjab
But it hurts when they (villagers, neighbours, clients) don't want their children to mingle with people like us; they still see us abnormal or different
कविता: गे देटिंग एप्प
हरकोई यहाँ पे सेक्स के लिए नहीं होता, कोई होता सच्चे दोस्त ओर अपने साथी के तलाश के लिए
Stonewall National Museum & Archives Launches Interactive Online LGBTQ History Timelines
In Plain Sight provides factual historic records and up-to-date information about people who have come out in different professional areas.
Review: ‘Emergence: Out of the Shadows’ is A Meditation on Queer Life Struggles
The film acknowledges the extraordinary courage of both the parents and their children in their willingness to fight the traditions and taboos of the society.
‘If we don’t accept our child, who will?’ Parents of Queer Children Speak Up
It is advisable for parents to understand children better and create an environment at home that gives them courage and liberty to express themselves as who they are.