Kavan

A desperate man attempts to film a movie about a serial killer named Kavan, only to find his own life unraveling as the fictional character seems to bleed into reality. He encounters various characters who reflect different facets of society and his own psyche. The film explores the thin line between fiction and reality, and the psychological toll of obsession.

Kavan received mixed to positive reviews, with critics praising its unconventional narrative and performances, particularly from Pankaj Tripathi and Saharsh Kumar Shukla. Some found the film's ambiguity and pacing to be challenging, while others appreciated its unique approach to psychological drama.

• Praised for its unique, thought-provoking narrative structure.

• Performances, especially Pankaj Tripathi's, were highlighted as a strong point.

• Some critics noted a deliberate ambiguity that could be polarizing.

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Director Rajat Kapoor has mentioned in interviews that the film was developed organically, with a focus on exploring the psychological space of the protagonist and the blurring lines between his creation and his reality.