When Mira Nair taught Irrfan Khan a Bengali accent for ‘The Namesake’
“He was porous. He wanted to get everything just right. We were both committed to keeping that sense of ‘bizarreness’ of America alive in the film,” Nair said.
“He was porous. He wanted to get everything just right. We were both committed to keeping that sense of ‘bizarreness’ of America alive in the film,” Nair said.
An emotion that describes the love that thrives among families, behind closed doors. A love that does not glorify selfishness but finds itself in small, and very often unnoticed, moments of tenderness.
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