During the 2002 anti-Muslim riots in Gujarat, a small village resisted Hindu fundamentalism, maintaining peace through local social institutions.
Synopsis
During the 2002 anti-Muslim riots in Gujarat, a small village resisted Hindu fundamentalism, maintaining peace through local social institutions.
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Synopsis
Napa, a small village in Gujarat, India, resisted Hindu fundamentalism during the 2002 anti-Muslim riots. Local Hindus and Muslims worked together to maintain peace amid rising tensions. The film details their social institutions and the history of economic ties that fostered communal harmony. Directed by Lalit Vachani, the documentary runs for 26 minutes and presents a narrative of cooperation in a time of conflict.
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Why Watch
- Meet the villagers of Napa who resisted violence in 2002.
- Find out how local institutions maintained peace during riots.
- See the impact of economic ties on community relations.
Did You Know
- The film focuses on the village of Napa during the 2002 Gujarat riots.
- Director Lalit Vachani created this documentary in 2011.
- The documentary has a runtime of 26 minutes.
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What year did the anti-Muslim riots occur in Gujarat, India?
The anti-Muslim riots in Gujarat, India occurred in 2002.
Who directed the documentary Tales from Napa?
Tales from Napa was directed by Lalit Vachani.
What is the duration of the documentary Tales from Napa?
The duration of Tales from Napa is 26 minutes.
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