Kissa Kursee Ka is a 1977 film by director Amrit Nahata. The film is a political satire that lays bare the ugly reality of electoral politics. The film was banned and the prints were confiscated during the Emergency, in response to its commentary of Indira and Sanjay Gandhi. Today this film is more relevant than ever, when we see the ruling fascist government brazenly resort to all tricks and tactics in an attempt to hold onto power, be it through EVM rigging or electoral bond scams. Join us at 7pm on Tuesday, 9 April, for a screening and discussion of this film at Lamakaan, Banjara Hills. Entry is free. In case of queries, contact 7013936466.