‘Santi & Naz’ explores the story of two young women—one Sikh, one Muslim—who in 1945, struggle against forces threatening to separate them.
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21st Jan 2025 | Updated at 02:42am 21st Jan 2025
Santi & Naz: Friendship and identity against the backdrop of partition
‘Santi & Naz’ explores the story of two young women—one Sikh, one Muslim—who in 1945, struggle against forces threatening to separate them.
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