Unnat Kale

The imposition of the idea of God in children's lives will be brought out in the narrative through the help of the filmmaker's own experiences with God and religion. Invariably, patriarchal systems makes us inculcate the practice of not questioning what elders or parents for that matter teaches or introduces to us, even if it may be an imposition of sorts in the name of social identities.

A family of three are in between a mediator session, happening in a domestic court. The parents get in a turmoil of divorce, where the kid happens to overhear them.

In a bustling high-rise, young Kartik’s summer ignites with art lessons from his neighbour, a middle aged Uncle. As their bond deepens Kartik’s admiration evolves into a labyrinth of emotions leaving him unsure and in limbo.