Arjun Lal

When a spirited ten-year-old boy is mocked in class for calling "sign language" his mother tongue, he must rediscover pride in his identity, with the quiet support of his grandmother and the love that language can hold beyond words.

A poor hawker-cum-drummer in a wedding band, desperate to buy a mobile for his hearing impaired mother, goes out of the way to get hold of some money, only to meet with a tragic end.

When a warm-hearted Black actor shooting a street-crime scene in a European city is suddenly abused by a racist onlooker, the blurred lines between performance and prejudice expose the real violence lurking beneath the make-believe.

The film explores Mumbai’s walls as living storytellers — canvases of memory, protest, and change. Through artists, commuters, and anonymous voices, the film reveals how every brushstroke resists time, control, and erasure.

A writer faces a writer's block and then...

When a spirited ten-year-old boy is mocked in class for calling "sign language" his mother tongue, he must rediscover pride in his identity, with the quiet support of his grandmother and the love that language can hold beyond words.

When a spirited ten-year-old boy is mocked in class for calling "sign language" his mother tongue, he must rediscover pride in his identity, with the quiet support of his grandmother and the love that language can hold beyond words.

A poor hawker-cum-drummer in a wedding band, desperate to buy a mobile for his hearing impaired mother, goes out of the way to get hold of some money, only to meet with a tragic end.

A poor hawker-cum-drummer in a wedding band, desperate to buy a mobile for his hearing impaired mother, goes out of the way to get hold of some money, only to meet with a tragic end.

When a warm-hearted Black actor shooting a street-crime scene in a European city is suddenly abused by a racist onlooker, the blurred lines between performance and prejudice expose the real violence lurking beneath the make-believe.

When a warm-hearted Black actor shooting a street-crime scene in a European city is suddenly abused by a racist onlooker, the blurred lines between performance and prejudice expose the real violence lurking beneath the make-believe.

The film explores Mumbai’s walls as living storytellers — canvases of memory, protest, and change. Through artists, commuters, and anonymous voices, the film reveals how every brushstroke resists time, control, and erasure.

The film explores Mumbai’s walls as living storytellers — canvases of memory, protest, and change. Through artists, commuters, and anonymous voices, the film reveals how every brushstroke resists time, control, and erasure.

A writer faces a writer's block and then...

A writer faces a writer's block and then...