Director Tushar Hiranandani’s biopic of visually-impaired industrialist Srikanth Bolla offers a refreshing take on disability, steering clear of clichéd melodrama. It delicately explores the mental landscape of the visually impaired while emphasizing the importance of treating them as equals. Through Srikanth’s journey from societal barriers to entrepreneurial success, the film champions empathy and determination. However, it also highlights the danger of taking support for granted. Written by Jagdip Siddhu and Sumit Purohit, the story underscores the difference between sight and vision, urging viewers to see beyond stereotypes.
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