Dadi's Family

Set in a village in Haryana, Northern India, Dadi's Family focuses on the relationships within an extended family structure. The film examines the experiences of daughters-in-law who confront loneliness and high expectations, revealing the complexities of family life.

Dadi plays a central role in maintaining control over her household while adapting to the changing aspirations of her children. The documentary showcases the tensions arising from social and economic shifts, particularly when Dadi's son marries outside the village, challenging traditional norms.

The narrative offers a poignant look at the generational clash and evolving gender roles in rural India during the 1980s. With its focus on family relationships and the impact of modernity, this film provides valuable insights into a transformative era.