She has to decide, what matters more.
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This summer, Sana must realize the true cost of living life on her own terms.
Parent-child relations in India could almost be thought as a trade. You get love in the form of good food for the entire 20-something years you live with them. In return, you must never have individual career aspirations. And learn to make the perfect roti. And marry into a good family. And give your parents a grandchild to play with. Fair deal, right?
On A Sunny Afternoon is the story of one such Indian family, and their now rebellious daughter, Sana. She dreams of becoming a wildlife photographer, while they want her to become a doctor. After a year of rebellion, one sunny afternoon, she is set free. But at what cost?
Dive deep into a story that retells a tale most of us have lived, from passive homophobia, religious intolerance, to authoritative parenting. This is the account of what happens when archaic conservative thinking meets modern, “woke” culture.