X=Prem

X=Prem unfolds across several intimate settings: a road trip that triggers Khilat's memory loss, a college environment where Joyee and Arnab's past linger, and the high-tech lab where memory implantation is tested. The story also ventures into home life, with Aditi and Arnab's domestic space revealing the stakes of memory and love. These locations anchor the sci-fi premise in everyday life and relationships.

🧠 Memory

Memory becomes both tool and barrier as Khilat navigates amnesia and the implanted past, driving the plot and testing his sense of self. The film explores how memory shapes identity, career, and the authenticity of relationships. The memory implants raise questions about consent, ownership, and what parts of our lives are truly ours.

💔 Love vs Memory

Love is tested when memories can be engineered or erased. Joyee's determination to recover a loving history clashes with the possibility that the love could be a reconstruction. The story asks whether a relationship can endure when the memory of it may not be genuine. Ultimately, the characters confront what it means to choose love beyond memory.

🔬 Ethics of Science

Dr. Kaufman's experiments push the boundaries of scientific ethics. The procedure raises concerns about consent, memory privacy, and the potential for unintended consequences. The film uses the memory plot to critique the commodification of personal experiences. It leaves viewers weighing innovation against the human cost of memory manipulation.