Nisha Pahuja, director of the Oscar-nominated documentary “To Kill a Tiger,” discusses the issues behind the film, which follows a father’s enduring fight for justice for his daughter.
Director of Oscar nominated documentary ‘To Kill a Tiger’ on a father’s enduring fight for justice
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