Her Own Address (2015)

In South Asia, women traditionally rely on male figures – fathers, brothers, husbands, or sons – throughout their lives, rarely having independent homes or addresses. "Her Own Address" portrays the life of women in this context, focusing on Sutopa, who has always accepted this reality. Her perspective shifts dramatically when she loses all support and finds herself on a train with no destination. This artistic story explores themes of equality, freedom, and the need to end discrimination, offering a compelling human narrative.