I am always waiting for a story to take over my life and push me to tell it in a way that has an indelible effect on the minds of the audience.
Company
Interviewing India
Poorva Dinesh makes her debut as a documentary filmmaker, writer, and producer with “Haus of Maya.” Poorva was very intrigued by the growing drag culture in Bangalore, India and soon her intrigue grew into a strong desire to tell the stories of drag queens in urban India. Poorva began her research in September 2017 closely following the lives of some of the Indian drag queens. The documentary “Haus of Maya” tells the story of Maya, India’s most popular contemporary drag queen and a matriarch to a drag family. Maya, the drag persona of 30-year-old queer Alex, recounts her journey of discovering her passion for drag, fighting her internal demons, surviving fallouts and establishing her drag family “Haus of Maya.”
Poorva is also the Founder of Interviewing India, a digital platform that specialises in interviewing people from all walks of life on offbeat topics.
Birth Date
April 30, 1986
Birth City
Pune
Current City
Bangalore
Hometown
Pune
Gender
Female
Ethnicity
Indian
Eye Color
Brown
Zodiac Sign
Taurus
Married To
Dinesh V
Children
Two
I stumbled upon documentary making quite accidentally, and when it happened, it was nothing less than love at first sight. I knew I was born to make documentary films, and my journey in this direction has just begun.
In fiction film, there are so many trappings - money, glory, champagne and supermodels - that attract the wolves. But in documentary film, there's none of that, so the wolves stay away. The only people who make docs are people who are curious about other people and just like making documentaries.
- Marshall Curry
I am always waiting for a story to take over my life and push me to tell it in a way that has an indelible effect on the minds of the audience.
Company
Interviewing India
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