BROKEN INSIDE BUT ALIVE
The New Indian Express Hyderabad|December 31, 2024
A journalist recounts witnessing a funeral for a young girl brutally raped and murdered, highlighting the play 'I Don't Move... I Don't Scream...' which explores the brutality and dehumanization faced by women who have survived sexual violence.
VENNAPUSALA RAMYA

picked up my camera and zoomed in. What I saw shook me – a funeral for a girl who had been brutally raped and murdered," said a journalist, her voice trembling as tears rolled down her face. She was hiding in the forest, risking everything to expose the truth and protect other women. Little did she know that in her pursuit of justice, she would end up living the same nightmare she was capturing – a victim herself, broken inside but alive to tell the tale. The haunting imagery left the audience in silence, many wiping away tears in the dark at Lamakaan.

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