View source for Lesbian themes in Hindi-Urdu films

=Diaspora cinema=
[[File: the world unseen.png| Lisa Ray and Sheetal Sheth in '' The World Unseen '' |frame|left|500px]]   
[[File: I Can't Think Straight.png| Lisa Ray and Sheetal Sheth in ''I Can't Think Straight''|frame| 500px]] 
[[File: I Can't Think Straight2.png| Lisa Ray and Sheetal Sheth in ''I Can't Think Straight''|frame| 500px]]
[[File: I Can't Think Straight3.png| Lisa Ray and Sheetal Sheth in ''I Can't Think Straight''|frame| left|500px]] 
[[File: I Can't Think Straight4.png| Lisa Ray and Sheetal Sheth in ''I Can't Think Straight''|frame|500px]]
Even ''Fire'' was a diaspora film, having been directed by an Indian-Canadian.

''' The World Unseen ''' (2007/South Africa | UK/ English) (Directed by Shamim Sarif and produced by Hanan Kattan): Miriam is married to Omar (Parvin Dabas) and has children. yet she has a lesbian affair with Amina in apartheid-era South Africa

''' I Can't Think Straight ''' (2008/UK/ English)  (Directed by Shamim Sarif and produced by Hanan Kattan Lisa Ray and Sheetal Sheth kiss and make love more than once in the film. Tala is a Jordanian woman about to get married. Leyla is of Indian origin living in London. she is dating Tala's best friend Ali. But they discover true love in each other. In the film’s brilliantly hilarious last scene two British women comment on the lesbian couple. ‘She’s what?’ asks one. The other woman, obviously somewhat hard of hearing, replies, ‘But some of my best friends are Lebanese.’

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LESBIAN THEMES IN HINDI-URDU FILMS]]
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LESBIAN THEMES IN HINDI-URDU FILMS]]
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LESBIAN THEMES IN HINDI-URDU FILMS]]