Sanskari

In a society where traditional values are rapidly changing, 'Sanskari' tells the story of a patriarch determined to uphold his family's moral code. When his children embrace modern lifestyles that challenge his beliefs, he must confront his rigid principles and the evolving definition of 'sanskar' (culture/values). The film explores the generational divide and the complexities of maintaining tradition in a contemporary world.

Critical reception for 'Sanskari' has been mixed, with many praising its earnest attempt to tackle relevant social themes. However, some critics found the narrative predictable and the execution heavy-handed, while audiences were more divided, with some appreciating the family-centric message and others finding it outdated.

• Praised for its focus on traditional family values and cultural relevance.

• Criticized for a predictable plot and a somewhat didactic approach.

• Appreciated for sparking conversations about societal changes and morality.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated the film's message about preserving family values and cultural traditions, with many finding it relatable and thought-provoking. However, a segment of viewers felt the film was too preachy and did not adequately address the nuances of modern life.

The film's director, Kamal Muqri, also plays the lead role of the patriarch, a decision he stated was to infuse the character with a personal understanding of the themes.