In Mumbai, the routine of the Prabha nurse is troubled when he receives an unexpected gift from his stranger husband. His younger roommate, Anu, tries in vain to find a place in the city to be intimate with his boyfriend. Director Payal Kapadia and the cast of everything we imagine that the light joins to share the most moving reactions from Cannes and much more! First Indian film to receive the prestigious Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival in 2024 .. This film dramatizes many of the challenges faced by single women who live in Bombay and underlines their resilience. All the women here are nurse in the same hospital, but there the similarity ends because each has its own particular series of problems and, one could say, solutions. Desire, fear, regret and foolish patience are the emotions that continuously alternate as the story takes place silently. Probably the largest resource is the script, which offers unusually rich and weighted dialogues among the characters. The amount of action in the plot seems simply enough to provide a scaffolding for conversations in which people have space to be unusually honest and unattended with each other, even when they lie or posture. The acting is uniformly excellent and increases at the level of writing - there are no false notes, although there are some loose ends. silent intensity of the characters ' interactions. The detachment is amplified in different points where the film seems to incorporate documentary elements or certainly creates that type of feeling. I am not always crazy for music and how it was invoked, but this is a small quibble that many may not be share. Another auditor is contested that this film was conceived by AS "Awards Awards Bait. & Quot In my opinion, there are too much heart and honesty for this film to be classified as cynical or manipulative - certainly no more than with no other film that tries to tell an important story in a compelling and beautiful way. I can't imagine going well in increasingly sectarian and Puritan.