While women do not need men to speak for them, it is a step in the right direction, when a man understands gender parity and vocalises it with his work. When Lillete Dubey approached actor Joy Sengupta to act in her teleplay Womanly Voices, he instantly accepted the opportunity. “The [three-part] anthology represents women’s voices in Indian literature and presents diverse milieus. The stories mirrors life in all its richness and complexity,” says Sengupta, who is featuring in The Teacher’s Story. 

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