Santosh Davakhar

Suman, a newly-wedded wife in Maharashtra's Gondhal rituals, conspires with Gondhali Saheba to kill her husband, Anand. They plan to carry out an escape that jeopardises her soul amid drum-driven ritual and divine omens, blurring the distinction between salvation and damnation in a citywide verdict of fire, blood, and awe.

A diligent nurse struggling between official & family life in pandemic

Adnyat follows an eight-year-old boy who doesn't know his religion and explores prayers and rituals like a curious traveler. As he learns hymns, tries on customs, and meets both warmth and suspicion, he discovers that faith - stripped of pride and prejudice - becomes a simple way to belong, love, and show compassion.

Suman, a newly-wedded wife in Maharashtra's Gondhal rituals, conspires with Gondhali Saheba to kill her husband, Anand. They plan to carry out an escape that jeopardises her soul amid drum-driven ritual and divine omens, blurring the distinction between salvation and damnation in a citywide verdict of fire, blood, and awe.

Suman, a newly-wedded wife in Maharashtra's Gondhal rituals, conspires with Gondhali Saheba to kill her husband, Anand. They plan to carry out an escape that jeopardises her soul amid drum-driven ritual and divine omens, blurring the distinction between salvation and damnation in a citywide verdict of fire, blood, and awe.

A diligent nurse struggling between official & family life in pandemic

Adnyat follows an eight-year-old boy who doesn't know his religion and explores prayers and rituals like a curious traveler. As he learns hymns, tries on customs, and meets both warmth and suspicion, he discovers that faith - stripped of pride and prejudice - becomes a simple way to belong, love, and show compassion.

Adnyat follows an eight-year-old boy who doesn't know his religion and explores prayers and rituals like a curious traveler. As he learns hymns, tries on customs, and meets both warmth and suspicion, he discovers that faith - stripped of pride and prejudice - becomes a simple way to belong, love, and show compassion.

Adnyat follows an eight-year-old boy who doesn't know his religion and explores prayers and rituals like a curious traveler. As he learns hymns, tries on customs, and meets both warmth and suspicion, he discovers that faith - stripped of pride and prejudice - becomes a simple way to belong, love, and show compassion.