Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 6: The trailer of the upcoming docuseries ‘In Transit’ has officially been unveiled. Backed by acclaimed filmmakers Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti under the Tiger Baby banner, the four-part series is directed by Ayesha Sood and will premiere on Prime Video on June 13.
‘In Transit’ presents an intimate and powerful exploration of the lives of trans and non-binary individuals in India, focusing on their experiences with identity, love, and societal norms. The series promises to portray their stories with empathy, authenticity, and cultural nuance, making it a significant addition to Indian documentary storytelling.
Zoya Akhtar on ‘In Transit’: “A Very Special Series”
In a press statement, Zoya Akhtar described the project as deeply meaningful.
“In Transit is a very special series for us. At Tiger Baby, we strive to tell all kinds of Indian stories. We hope to give a platform to and amplify diverse, unheard voices. With Prime Video’s global platform, we believe these narratives can spread love and much-needed empathy amongst audiences,” she shared.
Director Ayesha Sood: “A Deeply Personal and Moving Process”
Ayesha Sood, known for her socially driven storytelling, opened up about her emotional journey while making the series.
“Directing In Transit has been a deeply personal and moving process. Our goal is to bring a diverse set of stories to your living room with the aim of breaking existing barriers. Through our fantastic and heroic characters, we believe audiences across the world will relate to their struggles of finding one’s place in the world,” Sood said.
What to Expect
The docuseries dives into the personal lives, challenges, and triumphs of its protagonists, aiming to normalize trans and non-binary narratives within mainstream Indian media. From self-discovery to community bonding, ‘In Transit’ sheds light on stories that are often underrepresented, offering both representation and resonance for global audiences.
‘In Transit’ will stream exclusively on Prime Video starting June 13, and is expected to spark important conversations about gender, acceptance, and inclusivity in India and beyond.