Three characters travel through Bombay to celebrate the first anniversary of the Delhi High Court's 2009 ruling that decriminalized same-sex relations.
Synopsis
Three characters travel through Bombay to celebrate the first anniversary of the Delhi High Court's 2009 ruling that decriminalized same-sex relations.
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Synopsis
Beena, Pallav, and Abheena travel through Bombay in July 2010. They attend celebrations marking the first anniversary of the Delhi High Court's decision to remove Section 377 from the Indian Penal Code. This law, enacted in 1860 under British colonial rule, had criminalized same-sex relationships. The three individuals reflect on a decade-long struggle for LGBTQ rights in India, culminating in a significant legal victory that changed their lives. The film documents their experiences during this milestone event.
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Why Watch
- Meet Beena, Pallav, and Abheena celebrating freedom in Bombay.
- Find out about the 2009 Delhi High Court ruling.
- See the impact of colonial laws on modern India.
Did You Know
- Section 377 was imposed in India in 1860 under British colonial rule.
- The Delhi High Court ruled to scrap Section 377 on July 2, 2009.
- The film features three main characters: Beena, Pallav, and Abheena.
- The documentary was directed by Adele Tulli and released in 2011.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year was Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code imposed?
Section 377 was imposed in 1860 under British colonial rule.
When did the Delhi High Court scrap Section 377?
The Delhi High Court scrapped Section 377 on July 2, 2009.
Who are the main characters in '365 Without 377'?
The main characters are Beena, Pallav, and Abheena.
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