Some films are meant to change the way we look at ourselves. Pink was one such rarity. Its impact was felt much through the year as it opened up old wounds that never healed. Women and their right

Throwback to the time when producer Shoojit Sircar had kept his conviction alive as producers had refused to invest in Pink

This quote, emphasizes Sircar's intention for the film to be a catalyst for reflection rather than celebration. The film's themes of introspection and societal issues have only grown more relevant as conversations around such topics continue to evolve and gain prominence.

On the 8th anniversary of Pink, producer Shoojit Sircar reiterates that the films true audience is men and boys.

As National Award winning film ‘Pink’ celebrates its 8th anniversary, it continues to make a profound impact on audiences and critics alike and Shoojit Sircar, who was both the producer for the film as well as the creative director,

Shoojit Sircar discusses the challenges in making Pink, particularly the courtroom scenes, the emotional toll on the cast, and the impact of its message 'No Means No,' which remains relevant today.