India's widows star in Hollywood but suffer at home

The transcript discusses the plight of widows in India, who are often abandoned by their families and left to survive on their own. Many seek refuge in Brindavan, known as the city of widows, where they face daily struggles. The film 'Water' by Deepa Mehta highlights their isolation. Personal stories, like that of Beenish N, illustrate the emotional and financial challenges these women face. Despite hardships, some find solace in singing hymns at temples, earning a small income and a sense of community.

What does Shen's story reveal about the relationship between widows and their children?

In what ways do the widows in Brindavan find a sense of community?