Iqbal

Iqbal tells the story of a boy sold by his father to a carpentry production company that exploits child labor. Under the control of a cruel master, Iqbal and other children face severe restrictions, including long hours of work and denial of basic needs like using the toilet. This grim setting serves as a backdrop for Iqbal's awakening to the injustices surrounding him.

As the narrative unfolds, Iqbal becomes aware of the efforts of a member of a Communist and Anti-child labor party, who documents the plight of these children. The film not only sheds light on child labor but also emphasizes the importance of activism against such injustices. With a compelling story and a strong cast, Iqbal is a significant work that resonates with audiences concerned about social issues.