Jeanie is an American housewife. Due to her husband Jeff’s job, they spent a few years in the United Kingdom. Jeff was transferred a few months ago to Mumbai, where he and Jennie have been attending Pastor Shekhar Kallianpur’s church in Juhu.
Savitri Medhatul
Savitri Medhatul is a Mumbai (India) based documentary filmmaker. She has completed her post graduation in Social Communication Media from Sophia Polytechnic (Mumbai). She has directed and produced a documentary film on Lavani performers (women folk performers from Maharashtra, India). She has collaborated on various national and international documentary film projects including documentaries on the Jewish community in Maharashtra, water distribution system and its politics in Mumbai, farmers suicides in Maharashtra, urbanization and public transportation in Mumbai. She has collaborated with institutions such as University College of London, France 5 Web TV, and Nautanki.com. Savitri is also actively involved in the theatre circuit in Mumbai and is a trained Bharatnatyam dancer and also a civil engineer.
Posts by Savitri Medhatul
September 3, 2015
Interview II: Supriya Chavan
Supriya Chavan is a member of a believer community in Mumbai. She lives in Vasai (a suburb on the edge of Mumbai) and attends a local Hindi language church. She is a widow who provides for her family by doing minor tailoring jobs.
September 2, 2015
Interview I: Pastor Shekhar Kallianpur
These are excerpts from an interview with Pastor Shekhar Kallianpur.
August 27, 2015
And All God's People Said...: Languages of Prayer in a Global Mega City
February 26, 2013
Prayer Practices of First Generation Neo-Charismatic Christians in India (A Documentary Film on Their Prayer Practices and the Significance of Prayer in Their Lives)
My project proposes to use the tools of visual ethnography (documentary film) to explore the ritual life and everyday prayer practices of the hugely diverse and rapidly expanding Pentecostal-Charismatic Christian (P/c) congregations in the Indian city of Mumbai. Scholars have noted the dramatic expansion in recent decades of P/c churches across the globe – particularly in the so-called “global south,” where the movement has been particularly dynamic, accounting for the lion’s share of an estimated 9 million new converts every year.