Zul

Zul tells the story of a woman who struggles to connect with her son-in-law. As she lies on the street with a wick, she begs passersby to light a candle after her death, but her plea goes unheard. A compassionate nurse takes notice and cares for her in the hospital, leading to a series of events that reveal underlying family tensions.

When the woman eventually dies, the nurse honors her request by lighting the candle in front of her picture. The film delves into the complexities of familial love, jealousy, and greed, culminating in tragedy as the relationships within the family unravel. The narrative unfolds with the discovery of gold earrings and a ring, which serve as catalysts for conflict among the surviving family members. Throughout the film, viewers witness how jealousy can ignite destructive emotions and alter the course of lives forever.