Salman Rushdie has made a significant return to public life following a violent attack in 2022, where he was stabbed during a lecture in New York. Despite suffering serious injuries, including the loss of sight in one eye, Rushdie channeled his experience into a memoir titled 'Knife,' exploring themes of trauma, survival, and the resilience of the creative spirit. The memoir has now been adapted into a documentary film, 'Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie,' directed by acclaimed filmmaker Alex Gibney. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, marking a powerful moment in Rushdie's ongoing journey of recovery and artistic expression.