Inventiveness in Three Women adapts novel's psychological depth

Isheeta Ganguly's direction of Three Women demonstrates creative ambition, though it departs from the psychological intricacy of the source material. The adaptation prioritizes inventive storytelling choices over the nuanced character exploration present in the original novel.

Ganguly's approach brings a distinct visual and narrative sensibility to the screen, crafting her own artistic vision rather than maintaining fidelity to the psychological depth that defined the literary work.