Movies by Maninderpal Sahota

Maninderpal Sahota is a versatile and socially conscious filmmaker whose documentaries tackle complex, timely issues with empathy and nuance. Sahota's distinctive approach blends meticulous research with an intimate, character-driven style, giving a human face to sweeping global narratives. From exploring the little-known history of a British Maharajah in Queen Victoria and the British Maharajah to shining a light on the devastating impacts of child marriage in The Truth About Child Brides, Sahota's films are characterized by a commitment to elevating marginalized voices and challenging dominant cultural narratives. Sahota's work is particularly noteworthy for its ability to make weighty, politically-charged topics accessible to mainstream audiences without sacrificing complexity or depth. Key achievements in Sahota's acclaimed career include the hard-hitting exposé Abused: Breaking the Silence, which garnered widespread acclaim for its sensitive handling of sexual assault, and the eye-opening Lindsay Lohan's Indian Journey, which offered a rare insider's view of celebrity culture and philanthropy. Sahota's filmography demonstrates a remarkable range, united by a persistent focus on using the power of documentary to drive meaningful social change.