Kite runner's solution to academic stress  Filmmaker Gitanjali
Sinha's debut film, Yeh Khula Aasman deals with students'
frustrations and is making waves at international film festivals
Yoshita Sengupta  Yeh Khula Aasmaan, a feature film which deals
with extreme academic stress and its effects on children, has
been making waves at film festivals in Ireland, South Africa and
Los Angeles, among others. We got in touch with the debutant
director, 28 year-old Gitanjali Sinha, to find out more about
her, the film, and commercial release plans.  Tell us about
yourself and where you come from. I am from Bihar and did my
schooling from Notre Dame, Patna. I later graduated from Patna
Women's College and topped the college. I was always interested
in media and did several related courses such as radio
broadcasting, photography, etc and later enrolled for the New
York Film Academy Course in Kings College, London. I then met
Meghna Ghai and enrolled myself in the first batch of  the
course in film direction in Whistling