Bhakshak

A local journalist, worn down by the grind of a provincial newspaper, stumbles upon a brief item about a missing girl. His professional instinct snags on the inconsistencies in the official police version. A quiet, dogged investigation begins, leading him to a shelter for underage girls—a model institution on the surface. Beneath a veneer of curated well-being, he uncovers a system of harrowing abuse, meticulously shielded by the powerful. Each new piece of evidence ratchets up the pressure, threatening not just his career but his very survival as he tries to give voice to the silenced.