The Yorkshire Indian Film Festival will see movies and documentaries screened in Bradford and Leeds.
By Georgia Collins and Elizabeth Baines,Sthal is among six films to be screened across West Yorkshire as part of the film festival
The festival, which is returning for a second year and is thought to be the largest of its kind in Europe, showcases feature films, shorts and documentaries. According to organisers, it chronicles "the journey of a young woman striving for an education and a brighter future in a patriarchal society, where arranged marriage is presented as the only option for self-betterment".
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