Behind the Mirror

The film follows Aniket, a middle-class executive from Pune, who embarks on a daily train journey to work in Mumbai. After civil unrest prompts him to take his son Anirudh to visit his grandmother in Shekhawati, they encounter a world rich in artistic heritage. Anirudh's connection with his grandmother grows as he discovers her late husband's painting box, linking him to the town's artistic legacy.

Behind the Mirror highlights the contrast between urban life and a more traditional lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of family and cultural heritage. The film features notable performances from Sulabha Deshpande and Nandu Madhav, adding depth to its exploration of generational bonds and artistic expression. This narrative may resonate particularly with collectors interested in films that reflect Indian culture and the significance of art in everyday life.