Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis is both an intimate coming-of-age story and a powerful chronicle of revolution, repression and resistance. More than two decades after its publication, its exploration of freedom, identity, exile and the place of women in a changing Iran is as urgent and resonant as ever. Devashish Makhija, Iffat Nawaz and Sarnath Banerjee join Hrishi K and the audience in an open, participative discussion on this landmark graphic memoir and what it has to say to our world today.