Director Terry Samundra’s horror film ‘Kali Khuhi’ to be released on Netflix today

New Delhi. Terry Samundra made his directorial debut. His first film ‘Kali Khuhi (Kali Khuhi)’ will be released on Netflix on Friday (October 30). Terry Samundra, the director of Kali Khuhi, believes that masculinity is not about any man or woman, it has deep roots in society. The roots of masculinity badly affect both women and men. The story of the movie ‘Kali Khuhi’ released on Netflix on October 30 revolves around 10 year old girl Shivangi (Riva Aurora).

The story of this horror film is about misfortune like female feticide which still remains a big problem in some parts of India. The Los Angeles-based filmmaker said that worshiping men as goddesses is irrational in a patriarchal society, and that their development is hampered by preventing men from expressing their weaknesses.

She said, ‘Women are considered goddesses and their idols are worshiped, but this is not real equality because it ignores the real problems and complexities of man. It’s not about good versus bad. Women can be evil too. They should be allowed to survive according to them. Patriarchy is not about any man or woman, but it is a rooted thought that has influenced everyone for many centuries.

In an online interview with PTI-Language, Sean said, ‘If you are a boy who can’t express himself and his tenderness, feelings and weaknesses, you have to imagine the effect as you get older. You will not have the ability to talk to others, understand them and build relationships.