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Milk, Rice and the Blood(2025)

Hindi45 mins

"Siddharth" arrives in the city with a burning determination to uncover the truth behind the tragic fate of his beloved brother, Pradip. Pradip, hailing from a Dalit family, had always been an advocate for goodness and kindness, which unfortunately made him a target for the cruelty of the upper-caste individuals in the city. As Siddharth delves deeper into the city's shadows, seeking vengeance against those responsible for his brother's suffering, the poignant story of Pradip's life and the heart-wrenching revelations about his fate begin to unravel through a series of flashbacks and discoveries.

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Quick Facts

Streaming on
Plex
Theatrical Release
5 May 2025
Language
Hindi
Runtime
45m

Storyline

A man arrives in a city to find out what happened to his brother. His brother was a kind person from a marginalized community who was targeted because of his caste. Through flashbacks, the man uncovers the painful truth about his brother's fate while seeking revenge.

A brother's quest for justice reveals a city's buried truth.

Film Details

45Minutes
HindiLanguage
Release Date5 May 2025

Parental Guide

Violence
High
Language
Low
Sex / Nudity
Mild
Drugs
Mild
Intensity
High

Where to Watch

Vibe & Tags

Mood
darkemotionalsuspenseful
Themes
revengecorruptionjusticefamily
Tonegritty
Pacingslow-burn
Complexityrequires-attention
Audiencemultiplex
Best Withwith-partner
Violence4
Emotion5
Humor1
Rewatchability3

Cast & Crew

#1
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Karan DeshmukhMohit
#2
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Sandesh Suryakant MantriRoshan Gavli
#3
A
Ashish BishtAshish
#4
A
AdityaVikram Gavli
#5
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Saurabh Sudhir DokeSiddharth Bagul
#6
S
Swapnil BadnalePradip Bagul
#7
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Dhanashree JamkarRekha
#8
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Ashwannikumar JadhavRaajiv
#9
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Yash ChauhanCrew

Trivia

  • The film's title is inspired by a traditional Maharashtrian meal, symbolizing the contrast between simple sustenance and violent conflict.
  • Director Saurabh Sudhir Doke reportedly used only natural lighting for all indoor scenes to create a raw, documentary-like feel.
  • The lead actor playing Siddharth underwent a month-long workshop with a retired police officer to understand investigative procedures.
  • Several scenes were shot in real locations in Pune's old quarters, not sets, to enhance authenticity.
  • The script was initially written in Marathi before being adapted into Hindi to preserve regional cultural nuances.
  • A real-life Dalit rights activist was consulted during the scripting phase to ensure accurate representation of social issues.
  • The film's score uses traditional folk instruments like the dholki and algoza to underscore emotional moments.

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