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Barakat, a Baluchi teenager, dreams of cinema and the idea of making cinema a reality. His obsession is centred on Bollywood images, which, for him, represent the ultimate expression of his aspirations but also an answer to all sorts of questions he has been asking since childhood.
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Barakat, a Baluchi teenager, dreams of cinema and the idea of making cinema a reality. His obsession is centred on Bollywood images, which, for him, represent the ultimate expression of his aspirations but also an answer to all sorts of questions he has been asking since childhood.
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