Gone Kesh

Shweta Tripathi on life after Masaan, and debunking normative notions of beauty through Gone Kesh

Shweta Tripathi speaks about how her understanding of alopecia helped her in Gone Kesh, and society's obsession with skin-deep beauty.

Gone Kesh movie review: An important take on hair-normative culture that relies too much on assumptions

Gone Kesh is an important story to tell in the hair-normative culture we live in, where hair is seen as representative of femininity

Gone Kesh song 'Bibi' has Shweta Tripathi dance alongside her onscreen parents Vipin Sharma, Deepika Amin

Gone Kesh, starring Shweta Tripathi in the lead, will release in cinemas on 29 March.

Gone Kesh: Shweta Tripathi plays an aspiring dancer suffering from alopecia in upcoming film

Directed by Tibetan Muslim filmmaker Qasim Khallow, Gone Kesh is slated to release on 29 March

Gone Kesh: Shweta Tripathi's first look reveals a teenage dancer suffering from alopecia

Shweta Tripathi will play a middle-class teenager dancer who's dreams are challenged when she is diagnosed with alopecia in Gone Kesh

Masaan actor Shweta Tripathi to play teenager dancer in Gone Kesh, upcoming film based on alopecia

Actress Shweta Tripathi, known for her roles in Masaan and Haramkhor,will be playing a 15-year-old aspiring dancer in Gone Kesh, touted to be India's first ever film based on alopecia, a disorder where the immune system attacks the hair follicles resulting in hair loss from the scalp.