Midnight’s Children

In this captivating Canadian-British adaptation of Salman Rushdie's acclaimed novel, we follow two children born on the very day India achieved independence from England. As they mature in a rapidly changing country that bears little resemblance to their parents' era, these young individuals navigate the complexities and contradictions of life in this new India.Set against the backdrop of political upheaval and social transformation, the film deftly explores themes of cultural identity, tradition versus modernity, and personal growth amidst profound change. Through the eyes of its child protagonists, the audience is taken on a journey that reflects both the exhilaration and challenges faced by a generation coming of age in the wake of historical events.With evocative visuals, nuanced performances, and a richly textured narrative, this film offers an immersive exploration of a defining moment in modern history, and invites viewers to contemplate the enduring power of hope, resilience, and human connection amidst times of upheaval.