Dibakar Banerjee's next to explore woman's psyche

Movie producer Dibakar Banerjee has uncovered that in his next film, he means to dive into the mind of a lady.

"My next has a lady hero. Be that as it may, I don't how the internal universe of a lady is, the manner by which distinctive it is from that of a man.

"However, I can make sense of the position of a lady in a general public by generally scientifically mapping it to that of a dalit's in the general public. That is somewhat more precise portrayal of what I am attempting to do with my next film," Dibakar said amid a session at the Extension Meeting here.

Discussing sex uniformity, the 47-year-old executive said he doesn't externalize men and ladies and has confidence in regarding the characters as they may be.

"In my movies, I am not externalizing a lady or any character and if the characters are not generalized then what's going on with they?

"I think, men and ladies are battling for power and on the off chance that you remove away strategic maneuvers from men and ladies, then 90 for every penny of the relationship is no more."

The 'Byomkesh Bakshy' helmer said sex division is imbued in our general public in the most "quiet and untold" ways.

"At the point when your more established sister goes to a less expensive school and you go to a costly one, its implied yet that stays with you for eternity. That is the point at which you know harm happens. These sort of harms are quiet and untold.

"My family is genuinely haughty and male ruled. For instance, I am sitting during supper and my dad advises my mom to serve me nourishment. Along these lines, I am consequently qualified for get the nourishment served and my mom or sister needs to serve that to me! Thus, it (sexual orientation imbalance) happens in such deceptive ways and we begin stifling it. I don't know whether I sympathize with them yet I do feel regretful and terrible," he said.