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Drop Shot Episode 3 | Usha Uthup, Christopher Nolan, Huma Qureshi & Monsoon Treks
In this week's episode, legendary singer Usha Uthup revisits Kolkata's iconic Trincas and the city's rich musical heritage at Lit for Life Unplugged. Acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan discusses adapting The Odyssey, the timeless appeal of Homer's epic and his enduring faith in the cinematic experience. Actor Huma Qureshi opens up about playing a deaf-and-mute contract killer in Baby Do Die Do and the importance of supporting smaller Bollywood films. We conclude with a journey into the Eastern Ghats, where monsoon trekking is revealing breathtaking landscapes, hidden trails and the stories of the communities that call these mountains home.
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