Mukti Bhawan

Varanasi has long been a sacred destination for those seeking spiritual liberation, with approximately 25,000 end up there each year to attain Moksha. My great-great-grandfather experienced a profound vision or calling in the late 19th century, compelling him to travel to Varanasi and embrace samadhi, a state of deep meditative absorption. Through this deliberate and courageous act of self-surrender, known as prana tyaga, he achieved the extraordinary feat of attaining Moksha, leaving behind a legacy of devotion and spiritual aspiration.

The movie explores the transformative journey of breaking free from the shackles of a mundane and dependent life in old age. A poignant film that delves into the death, and the bond between parents and children. The film's pace is slow but meditative. The performances by the lead actors are convincing It is a thought provoking exploration of the human experience, forces viewers to reflect on their own mortality and the importance of relationships. It is a beautiful, stirring experience that will linger in your hearts long after the credits roll.