Vanishing bonds: Ankur Hooda’s The Calf Doll exposes the price of progress
In Ankur Hooda’s evocative docudrama, making waves in the festival circuit, the ancient practice of crafting a calf doll becomes a powerful lens for examining the relationship between villagers and their livestock
· 9/15/2026, 11:06:06 AM· 2 min read
In Ankur Hooda’s evocative docudrama, making waves in the festival circuit, the ancient practice of crafting a calf doll becomes a powerful lens for examining the relationship between villagers and their livestock
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