Indias Daughter watch BBCs Delhi rape documentary in UK

BBC receives more than 30 complaints after it brought forward broadcast of controversial film despite ban by Indian government Delhi authorities banned the broadcast of the film in India, prompting its British director Leslee Udwin call on Indian prime minister Narendra Modi to “deal with the unceremonious silencing of the film”. India’s Daughter review – this film does what the politicians should be doing This documentary, which focuses on the assault of Jyoti Singh on a bus in Delhi in 2012, may not contain much that will surprise Indians, but its determination to shed light on the country’s rape crisis should inspire change Read more The BBC said it brought forward the broadcast “given the intense level of interest in the Storyville film”, enabling viewers to “see this incredibly powerful documentary at the earliest opportunity”. It said on Thursday that it had received 32 complaints about the film, while four viewers it contacted in support of the film. Based on the brutal rape in December 2012 of 23-