Synopsis
Samikhya explores the challenges and hardships encountered by an elderly man during his twilight years. The movie vividly portrays the mental and physical difficulties experienced by a sick senior. It beautifully illustrates how evolving societal issues gradually push older individuals to face solitude in their final days, while also delving into the ways in which these problems can be overcome.
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