Nimit Kaushik

In the late 1950s London, a saxophonist, when offered to play at the most prestigious venue in the city, slips down a spiral of existential thoughts about his future after the performance.

In the future, prisoners who have been sentenced to death are given a final privilege of living their favourite dream when they are executed. The story follows Connor, an execution robot, who starts to question his job as a mere killing machine when he nears expiration.

In present-day Lucknow, Meera finds herself in a dilemma when she has to deal with her father who is completely oblivious to his fast-deteriorating health. She finally takes the leap, asks the tough questions, and complete silence ensues. The film immerses itself in the Sufi world with the use of Ghazals and Qawwali music.

In the late 1950s London, a saxophonist, when offered to play at the most prestigious venue in the city, slips down a spiral of existential thoughts about his future after the performance.

In the late 1950s London, a saxophonist, when offered to play at the most prestigious venue in the city, slips down a spiral of existential thoughts about his future after the performance.

In the future, prisoners who have been sentenced to death are given a final privilege of living their favourite dream when they are executed. The story follows Connor, an execution robot, who starts to question his job as a mere killing machine when he nears expiration.

In present-day Lucknow, Meera finds herself in a dilemma when she has to deal with her father who is completely oblivious to his fast-deteriorating health. She finally takes the leap, asks the tough questions, and complete silence ensues. The film immerses itself in the Sufi world with the use of Ghazals and Qawwali music.

In present-day Lucknow, Meera finds herself in a dilemma when she has to deal with her father who is completely oblivious to his fast-deteriorating health. She finally takes the leap, asks the tough questions, and complete silence ensues. The film immerses itself in the Sufi world with the use of Ghazals and Qawwali music.

In present-day Lucknow, Meera finds herself in a dilemma when she has to deal with her father who is completely oblivious to his fast-deteriorating health. She finally takes the leap, asks the tough questions, and complete silence ensues. The film immerses itself in the Sufi world with the use of Ghazals and Qawwali music.