Working Lunch

The film follows two friends, Nina and Jess, as they visit a new Indian restaurant. Their lunch plans are disrupted by hate graffiti on the restaurant's exterior, prompting them to confront their own beliefs and biases. Shantu, the restaurant owner, is caught off guard by their presence, while a chance encounter with Mark, a Trump voter, escalates tensions.

As the conversation unfolds, the characters realize they must work through their differences. They ultimately transform a message of hate into a positive Hindu blessing, demonstrating the potential for understanding and unity in a divided world. This film engages with contemporary social issues, making it relevant for audiences interested in discussions around identity and community.