Sohla

Sohla is a film that creates a beautiful portrayal of the father-son relationship. It is a touching story that depicts childhood, family, friendship, and the beautiful bond between father and son, and Sohla is an excellent work of art that preserves the warmth and togetherness in village life.

A coming of age tale that will touch your heart. Unlike the particularly loud, performative and melodramatic presentation of agrarian issues in movies, Sohla is a true dip into their world. A coming of age film unlike any other, Sohla will bring tears to your eyes while your face bears a smile.

Although the plotting is predictable to a fault, the 100-minute movie gives a palpable sense of a family struggling to confront its worst nightmare. Although the situation faced by Pashya unfolds on expected lines, the film adequately explores the emotional cost of a financial crisis.