Siddharth

In Delhi, a farmer named Mahendra struggles to make ends meet. His world is shattered when his 12-year-old son, Siddharth, is mistakenly taken away by the police in a case of mistaken identity. Mahendra embarks on a desperate and arduous journey across India to find his son, navigating bureaucratic hurdles and the indifference of society. His quest becomes a powerful testament to a father's unwavering love and determination against overwhelming odds.

Siddharth was widely praised by critics for its emotional depth, powerful performances, and sensitive portrayal of a father's search for his son. The film resonated with audiences for its poignant narrative and exploration of themes of poverty, bureaucracy, and paternal love in contemporary India. It was recognized for its authentic depiction of social issues.

• A deeply moving and affecting drama about a father's relentless search for his son.
• Praised for its authentic performances and powerful emotional core.
• Highlights the struggles of ordinary people against a complex system.

Google audience: Audiences lauded the film's heartbreaking yet hopeful story, with many commending the lead actor's performance and the film's realistic portrayal of social issues in India. The emotional journey of the father was frequently cited as a highlight.

Nominated for the Audience Award at the 2013 Vancouver International Film Festival. Received positive reviews at various film festivals.

Director Richie Mehta based the film on a real-life incident that happened to a friend's family.