Acclaimed filmmaker Mira Nair discusses her newest work, "A Suitable Boy," a captivating miniseries based on Vikram Seth's epic novel of the same name. Nair tells Nam Kiwanuka why it took over 20 years to bring to the screen — and what it can teach us about culture, class and politics in modern India. Nair's previous work includes "Salaam Bombay," "Mississippi Masala," "Monsoon Wedding," and "The Reluctant Fundamentalist."
You can also watch our interview with director Deepa Mehta about her approach to portraying the story of India's independence through film.
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