Listen… Amaya

In the heart of the city a modest library‑cum‑café called “Book a Coffee” hums with the quiet clatter of pages and steaming mugs. Owned by Leela Krishnamoorthy, a widowed dream‑chaser who refuses to let loss dictate her rhythm, the space feels half‑secret garden, half‑creative hub. Its walls are lined with mismatched chairs and the scent of fresh brew, inviting a motley crew of artists, readers, and wanderers to linger over stories that bleed into real life.

Among the regulars is Amaya, a 22‑year‑old writer whose fire‑brand confidence and quick wit make her a magnetic presence in the shop. She balances the chaotic pulse of early‑career ambition with the tender expectations of a close‑knit mother‑daughter bond, navigating the clash between modern independence and familial loyalty. Her outlook is bright and open‑minded, always ready to bend conventions while staying rooted in the love that shapes her.

A third soul threads through this tapestry: Jayant Sinha, a seasoned photographer in his sixties who has turned his lifelong passion for capturing memories into a gentle hobby. He arrives at the café as a friend to Leela and soon partners with Amaya on a coffee‑table book, their collaboration sparking conversations that linger beyond the printed page. Jayant’s seasoned perspective adds a quiet depth to the lively environment, hinting at stories untold and emotions that linger beneath polite smiles.

The film unfolds as a contemporary, lightly humorous portrait of relationships in flux. It explores how a mother’s late‑blooming romance, a daughter’s evolving sense of self, and a seasoned artist’s lingering past intersect within the warm, aromatic walls of the café. With a tone that balances tenderness and playful wit, Listen… Amaya invites viewers to consider the delicate choreography of love, ambition, and the unexpected ways lives intertwine.

Last Updated: August 28, 2025 at 18:54