My Boss

In the fast‑paced world of Mumbai’s IT sector, a freshly graduated Manu Varma arrives with a polished B‑Tech degree and a quiet determination to carve a path that might one day take him abroad. He steps into Quadra Infotech as an executive assistant, a role that thrusts him into the heart of corporate life where deadlines buzz louder than the city’s traffic and every spreadsheet feels like a stepping stone toward a bigger horizon.

His boss, Priya S. Nair, commands the office with a razor‑sharp reputation for exacting standards and unflinching honesty. Under her watchful eye, the workplace becomes a delicate balance of pressure and possibility, where humor often flickers amid the grind of reports and late‑night updates. A helpful colleague named Ali drifts into Manu’s orbit, offering a steady stream of practical support that softens the otherwise austere atmosphere, hinting at the unexpected alliances that can form in such a competitive environment.

Beyond the glass towers of Mumbai, Manu’s roots stretch to the verdant landscapes of Kerala, where his family—anchored by his mother Lakshmi and a warm, multigenerational home—offers a stark contrast to the city’s steel and circuitry. The interplay between his polished professional ambitions and the grounded, traditional life waiting back home creates a subtle tension that colors his daily choices. As he navigates the expectations of both worlds, the film paints a picture of youthful aspiration, cultural crossroads, and the quiet humor that emerges when ambition meets authenticity.

Last Updated: October 07, 2025 at 13:28