Naran

The film follows Naran and his five siblings as they return to their family farm for the summer, after spending the school year in the city. Their time at the farm is filled with the beauty of nature and the responsibilities of caring for horses and sheep. Naran's encounter with a minstrel introduces him to the legendary story of Sukh and his white horse, who triumphs in the Naadam horse race.

Inspired by this tale, Naran vows to compete in the race with his own cherished white horse. This determination drives the narrative and allows for a deeper exploration of familial bonds, cultural heritage, and the dreams of youth. The film captures the essence of rural life and the significance of horse racing within that context, making it a poignant tale for viewers. Collectors of international cinema and drama films may find Naran an interesting addition to their collection due to its cultural setting and narrative depth.