Kisaan

Daya, a weathered patriarch, watches as the earth his family has tilled for generations becomes a commodity. A sleek businessman arrives with contracts that promise prosperity, but carry the quiet violence of displacement. The real conflict erupts not in the fields, but at the family's dinner table, where suspicion and temptation pit brother against brother. The fight to save their land becomes a brutal test of loyalty, forcing each son to choose between the future's glittering promise and the sacred soil of their past.