

2023·Drama·2h 15m
7.0
★




An immigrant Indian mother fights the Norwegian foster care system and legal machinery to win back custody of her children.
Directed by Ashima Chibber
bias
hidden agenda
fake news
fictionalized history

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Cast

Rani Mukerji
Debika Chatterjee

Jim Sarbh
Daniel Singh Ciupek

Saswati Guhathakurta
Debika's Mother

Soumya Mukherjee
Anurag Chatterjee

Balaji Gauri
Advocate Ms. Pratap

Anirban Bhattacharya
Aniruddha Chatterjee

Neena Gupta
Vasudha Kamat

Charu Shankar
Nandini

Purnendu Bhattacharya
Madhusudan Gavai

Ashok Mukherjee
Buddhadeb

Mithu Chakrabarty
Aniruddha's Mother

Rohin Joshi
Interviewer
Crew

Alvar Kõue
Director of Photography

Nikkhil Advani
Producer

Kaspar Kaljas
Executive Producer

Kaia Pihlak
Makeup Artist

Johanna Velt
Makeup Artist

Gerly Tinn
Costume Design

Kausar Munir
Lyricist

Piret Toomvap-Schönberg
Casting

Kreete Tarmo
Stunts

Enar Tarmo
Stunt Coordinator

Laura Lisete Roosaar
Second Assistant Director

Triin Valvas
Art Direction
Popular Reviews
59 reviews
nate m
8.0★ · 10/18/25

rani mukerji finally laying her acting chops!!! this absolute emotional rollercoaster…
admittedly, the story portrayed in the film, while true and very impactful, seemed to really slow down and branch off into something else that misses the point, the ending was satisfying, especially seeing her husband’s parents’ faces lmao
this might also be the best work rani mukerji has done. both her and the kareena kapoor are killing it as misunderstood, yet resilient women standing up to the patriarchy. I LOVE TO SEE IT!!!!
mrs prathap carried tho she deserves her tens
admittedly, the story portrayed in the film, while true and very impactful, seemed to really slow down and branch off into something else that misses the point, the ending was satisfying, especially seeing her husband’s parents’ faces lmao
this might also be the best work rani mukerji has done. both her and the kareena kapoor are killing it as misunderstood, yet resilient women standing up to the patriarchy. I LOVE TO SEE IT!!!!
mrs prathap carried tho she deserves her tens
rani mukerji finally laying her acting chops!!! this absolute emotional rollercoaster…
admittedly, the story portrayed in the film, while true and very impactful, seemed to really slow down and branch off into something else that misses the point, the ending was satisfying, especially seeing her husband’s parents’ faces lmao
this might also be the best work rani mukerji has done. both her and the kareena kapoor are killing it as misunderstood, yet resilient women standing up to the patriarchy. I LOVE TO SEE IT!!!!
mrs prathap carried tho she deserves her tens
admittedly, the story portrayed in the film, while true and very impactful, seemed to really slow down and branch off into something else that misses the point, the ending was satisfying, especially seeing her husband’s parents’ faces lmao
this might also be the best work rani mukerji has done. both her and the kareena kapoor are killing it as misunderstood, yet resilient women standing up to the patriarchy. I LOVE TO SEE IT!!!!
mrs prathap carried tho she deserves her tens
faris1989
9.0★ · 09/07/25

absolutely gut wrenching and devastating... i couldn't even write a review bc i was crying sm but at least it didn't end that way, by the end of it i had tears of joy actually
absolutely gut wrenching and devastating... i couldn't even write a review bc i was crying sm but at least it didn't end that way, by the end of it i had tears of joy actually
fasya
10.0★ · 09/21/24

10/10. Please watch if u need a sentimental movie that also makes you want to throw hands at people.
10/10. Please watch if u need a sentimental movie that also makes you want to throw hands at people.
amana
5.1★ · 08/06/24

Feels overly dramatized at times, but still a worthwhile movie
Feels overly dramatized at times, but still a worthwhile movie
Anikaa
8.8★ · 05/18/24

The situation of ms debika was a very difficult problem a mother could face she is just a mother who wants to be with her children to take care of them and love them what means and ground does this organization have to dismissed her rights as a mother as an individual there is no sense of justice to what these people have done to her the system and regulation are nothing but an excuse of this organization to manipulate and use these people for their own benefits nothing more nothing less I admired ms debika for her courage she is a strong women who would do anything just to get her children back she went through a lot being depressed,abused by her husband,her in laws they all betrayed her just for what money this is why the most evil thing in this world is a person who lives for money not thinking of anything else rather than their own desires, after 2 years Ms debika finally won her case in India the fact that she have to be in India just to get justice in this case is very upsetting I am glad that everything work out in the end she finally won her case got her children’s back and live her life as their mother again, which is why no amount of money can buy a love of a mother
The situation of ms debika was a very difficult problem a mother could face she is just a mother who wants to be with her children to take care of them and love them what means and ground does this organization have to dismissed her rights as a mother as an individual there is no sense of justice to what these people have done to her the system and regulation are nothing but an excuse of this organization to manipulate and use these people for their own benefits nothing more nothing less I admired ms debika for her courage she is a strong women who would do anything just to get her children back she went through a lot being depressed,abused by her husband,her in laws they all betrayed her just for what money this is why the most evil thing in this world is a person who lives for money not thinking of anything else rather than their own desires, after 2 years Ms debika finally won her case in India the fact that she have to be in India just to get justice in this case is very upsetting I am glad that everything work out in the end she finally won her case got her children’s back and live her life as their mother again, which is why no amount of money can buy a love of a mother