Ranjit's heartfelt celebration of his daughter Kiran's birth in rural India stands as a bold departure from patriarchal expectations. His unwavering support becomes paramount after Kiran faces a harrowing incident of gang-rape at age 13. The documentary 'To Kill A Tiger' chronicles their struggle for justice amid societal ostracism. At a recent film screening in New York, Ranjit's story drew parallels with Ziauddin Yousafzai's advocacy for Malala, launching the #StandWithHer campaign aimed at supporting survivors of sexual violence and fostering involvement from men to promote gender justice.
Ranjit expresses how his devotion to his daughter Kiran began with her birth, stating that he celebrated her arrival in a deeply patriarchal society as an act of defiance.
In 'To Kill A Tiger,' Ranjit's relentless pursuit of justice for Kiran illustrates the bond between father and daughter, showcasing courage against societal challenges.
Ziauddin Yousafzai's commendation of Ranjit highlights him as a role model for fathers, emphasizing the importance of standing with daughters in their struggles.
Director Nisha Pahuja outlines the goal of #StandWithHer to engage men and boys in the conversation about gender justice, highlighting the critical role of fathers.
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