Recently, screenplay writer Ghazal Dhaliwal has made some revelations that can hear your senses. She wrote the story of "Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Esa Laga," it was the story of the film, and the film showed the love story of two girls.
Let all of you know that Ghazal is also transwomen herself and says that "as long as she inspires many people who represent and dream of the community, they are satisfied with their gender identity." Yes, recently asked Ghazal to "when people expect your work. Highlighting your sexuality, it causes trouble? "
In response, she said, "the answer to this question may not be yes or No. In the professional world, I want me to go for my work rather than a transwoman. My gender may not be my identity while I am writing a story that has no gender."
Further, she said that "there is a shortage of those who represent our community which is important. I felt suffocated when I was young and lonely because no one around me understands what I was doing. On searching the internet, I found two transwomen who lived in the United States. To get in touch with them there are many people like me and I am no different. Young people in small towns and villages see us because they see us as our representatives. "
With this, Ghazal said, "I didn't write the story of lipstick under my burkha but wrote her dialogues. I felt connected with the film's female characters because they were suffocating inside the rules of the male-dominated society. I also felt suffocated for the past 25 years because I was a woman trapped in a man's body. "
