Keshu

Keshu follows the life of a deaf and dumb boy who lost his mother at birth. Raised by his uncle and aunt, he faces challenges from the villagers due to his mischievous nature. Despite the punishments from his uncle, he finds companionship in Devu, a distant relative and maid. The arrival of Shalini, a drawing teacher, introduces new dynamics to his life.

This film, produced by the Children's Film Society of India, runs for 88 minutes. It provides a unique perspective on childhood and the struggles faced by those with disabilities. The narrative explores themes of isolation, understanding, and the bonds that can form in difficult circumstances. Collectors interested in international cinema or films that highlight social issues may find this title appealing.