[3] Majumdar graduated from the University of British Columbia where she earned degrees in English, Theatre and South Asian Languages.
In the film she plays a fictionalised version of Jaswinder Kaur Sidhu, a Canadian Sikh beautician who was murdered by her family after she secretly married a poor Indian rickshaw driver.
Its first part Fish Eyes was presented for the first time at the André Pagé Studio at the National Theatre School of Canada in January 2004 and was directed by Kate Schlemmer.
It officially premiered at Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto, in October 2005 with Anita Majumdar, as its choreographer and actor, and Gregory David Prest as its director and dramaturg.
It's three coming-of-age solo shows that follow the lives of teenage girls who attend the same high school and process their real-life dilemmas through dance, while exploring the heartaches of youth and the meaning of heritage.
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