“I once asked my grandfather what the most important event of his lifetime had been. He didn't say World War 2 or the Cold War or the development of the atomic bomb. He said, 'Partition.' When I asked why, he replied, 'Because two-thirds of my neighbors left and I never saw them again... This is a great project…”

“So excited for this project. It sheds light on an important part of Indian, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi history”

“Partition is to modern identity in South Asia, what the holocaust is to Jewish identity. It's the absolute lynchpin and central event of modern South Asian history, which is why I think that Project Dastaan is so important, and why I think you have to support it”

“This imaginative and poignant project underscores something policymakers on both sides often overlook: the myriad ways in which memory and shared experience continue to knit together present-day India and Pakistan. The value of the project therefore lies not only in the incredible gift it offers to the participants, but also in its gentle yet powerful critique of the conflict and dislocation between the two countries”

“You don't have to be brown to want to support this film. Just spread the word, like, tweet it out, put it on your socials. Ultimately I think it's an important project that should exist in the world.”

“The Partition discourse continues to live in the hearts and minds of South Asians even today, 70 years later..... Although new identities have now been formed, meaningful connections to both sides of the border are deep-rooted. Project Dastaan is looking to follow those unforgotten trails, to reawaken and cherish valuable moments for those directly affected and those wanting to learn about this historic journey.”