A Doll's House

The film centers on Niru, a young Bengali woman married to Tom, an English colonial bureaucrat. As Tom treats Niru as an object of admiration, she grapples with a secret that threatens to unravel her life.

Tanika Gupta's adaptation brings a bold female perspective to the classic narrative, exploring themes of ownership and race. This film delves into complex issues relating to identity and power dynamics in a colonial context, making it relevant for discussions around race and gender.