![]() But if we are not able to recognise how capable it is of altering, forget tackling it, we are losing out on even understanding it,” she says. “We tend to freeze categories and take violence and hate as unchanging. That first meeting would eventually lead to this book. “Yes, he emphatically nodded, and said it had transformed his life,” she says. Laul had generally panned the camera on a person in the first row, and without expecting much, had asked if the workshop had made a difference. The workshop was examining prejudices with a view to breaking walls. ![]() When she was filming a ‘harmony’ workshop, she met a man she calls Pranav in the book. ![]() A student of history, journalist and filmmaker, Laul explored Gujarat during her posting to the state as a correspondent in 2003, a year after the “divide” had congealed into a palpable and openly-accepted faultline. ![]()
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