Karwaan

In the bustling streets of Bengaluru, a young man drifts through his days behind a computer screen, haunted by the shadow of a father whose expectations feel more like shackles than guidance. Avinash carries a quiet ache, a longing for the freedom of his first love—photography—while the corporate world drains his spirit. The sudden loss of his father pulls him out of routine, thrusting him into an unexpected responsibility that forces him to confront the unresolved tension that has defined their relationship.

Compelled to honor his father’s memory, Avinash teams up with a colorful trio of strangers: a loyal van driver who has shared countless rides through the city’s traffic, a grieving widow whose quiet strength hints at untold stories, and her teenage daughter, a headstrong youth navigating her own path of loss. Together they set out on a road‑filled odyssey toward the coast, where the final rites await. The journey unfolds against a backdrop of India’s varied landscapes—rolling hills, bustling towns, and open highways—each mile revealing new textures of humor, melancholy, and fleeting camaraderie.

The film balances a light‑hearted road‑trip vibe with deeper currents of introspection. As the unlikely companions share cramped spaces and cramped conversations, the tension between duty and desire becomes a gentle undercurrent, inviting Avinash to question the legacy he’s inherited and the future he truly wants. The tone sways between wistful reflection and spontaneous laughter, capturing the messiness of family ties and the unexpected bonds that can bloom when strangers are forced to travel together.

Through scenic vistas and subtle exchanges, the story promises a heartfelt exploration of self‑discovery, suggesting that sometimes the road back to home is also a route toward new beginnings.

Last Updated: September 20, 2025 at 16:45