Onko Ki Kothin

About This Movie

Onko Ki Kothin is a gritty exploration of dreams and desperation, wrapped in the struggles of three slum kids. You really feel the weight of their aspirations—Babin, Dolly, and Tyre each embody a hope that seems almost unreachable. The film’s pacing is deliberate, creating a slow burn that allows you to sink into their world. The atmosphere is thick with tension, especially when Babin’s father falls ill. That moment of stealing the oxygen cylinder becomes a real turning point. The practical effects are used sparingly but effectively; it grounds the story in reality. Performances feel raw, almost unfiltered, which adds an emotional depth. It’s a unique take on childhood dreams against the backdrop of harsh realities.

2018 film festival participant · Explores themes of social inequality · Strong character-driven narrative