Ashwathi Namboodiri

Through four bite-sized yet emotionally resonant films, the anthology once again explores lust, love, relationships, and repressed desire, offering fresh perspectives on intimacy, longing, and human connection in all their complexity.

When 13-year-old Muthu’s mother is away for Malayali New Year, his father, Shankar, takes on the daunting task of preparing their traditional feast despite his inexperience. As the disastrous cooking attempt unfolds, the day becomes more than a battle of following seemingly easy recipes; both father and son must confront their own fears, biases, and the unspoken weight of tradition in their home.

Through four bite-sized yet emotionally resonant films, the anthology once again explores lust, love, relationships, and repressed desire, offering fresh perspectives on intimacy, longing, and human connection in all their complexity.

When 13-year-old Muthu’s mother is away for Malayali New Year, his father, Shankar, takes on the daunting task of preparing their traditional feast despite his inexperience. As the disastrous cooking attempt unfolds, the day becomes more than a battle of following seemingly easy recipes; both father and son must confront their own fears, biases, and the unspoken weight of tradition in their home.