Watch: This Bloody Line, Ram Madhvani's short film on India-Pak divide
IndiaToday.in | March 18, 2017
Neerja director Ram Madhvani presented his short film, This Bloody Line, on Day 2 of the India Today Conclave 2017. The director's film was on The Radcliffe Line, the line dividing India and Pakistan. This Bloody Line showed an imaginary conversation between Sir Cyril Radcliffe and his wife on a poem by WH Auden.
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