Distant Thunder

In the small village of 1943, Gangacharan, a recently anointed Brahmin, faces numerous challenges as he assumes various roles in this war-torn community. As the sound of distant planes overhead serves as a constant reminder of global conflict, Gangacharan strives to fulfill his duties by teaching, organizing religious ceremonies, and attempting to mitigate the spread of disease. Amidst these responsibilities, the looming famine threatens the village's survival, and Gangacharan finds himself caught between preserving his privileged status and providing for those in need.His wife, Ananga, exhibits an admirable sense of compassion as she dedicates herself to helping and supporting her fellow villagers during this time of crisis. As the couple navigate their conflicting perspectives on how best to manage the community's well-being in these challenging circumstances, viewers are drawn into a poignant exploration of privilege, survival, and human connection amidst adversity.