Sharmaji Namkeen

In the bustling neighbourhood of West Delhi, B. G. Sharma is forced to confront a new chapter when his company retires him at fifty‑eight. A widower accustomed to the rhythm of a steady job, he now finds his days punctuated by an unsettling quiet that reverberates through the modest home he shares with his two sons. The city’s noisy streets and close‑knit community provide a vivid backdrop, blending the ordinary hustle of Delhi life with the quieter, introspective moments of a man wrestling with relevance and purpose.

Living under the same roof are his younger sons, Sandeep “Rinku” Sharma and Vinayak “Vincy” Sharma, each navigating their own ambitions—one on the cusp of marriage, the other dreaming of dance‑filled futures. Their aspirations, while uplifting, subtly underscore Sharma’s growing sense of being edged out of the family’s daily narrative. Seeking to fill the void left by his former career, he toys with various hobbies, but it is an unexpected invitation to a local women’s kitty party that becomes the catalyst for a surprising transformation.

The kitty parties, lively gatherings of spirited women from the neighbourhood, open a door to a world where laughter, chatter, and shared meals dominate the scene. Immersed in this festive atmosphere, Sharma discovers a latent talent for cooking that rekindles his zest for life. Surrounded by the warmth of the women and the rhythmic clatter of kitchenware, he begins to craft dishes that bring people together, hinting at a newfound calling that could reshape his identity. The film balances gentle humour with heartfelt moments, painting a picture of everyday resilience and the surprising places where purpose can be rediscovered.

Last Updated: September 01, 2025 at 14:29