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But Daniel was a man of absurd, stubborn courage. For months, he searched
But trouble was brewing. The local upper-caste elites caught wind of the film. A Dalit Christian woman acting? Kissing? (There was no kissing—but gossip needed no truth.) A Nair hero falling in love with her? They sent letters to Daniel. They threatened to burn his reels. They told his wife that he was running a brothel in disguise. She had sharp eyes, a natural grace, and