Dreams Such As Ours
This sequel to the acclaimed Evening Shadows (MGFF18) invites audiences into a rich emotional landscape where love, betrayal and redemption intertwine.
The story follows Kartik and Aman, whose relationship faces a crisis after Aman discovers Kartik’s infidelity during an overseas trip. Meanwhile, tensions deepen as Kartik’s parents grapple with their own marital struggles, and a family member reveals her true gender identity. Set to the rhythm of contemporary Indian pop music, this heartwarming and highly watchable melodrama blends its exploration of LGBTIQ+ themes and celebration of love’s many ups and downs, to offer a captivating lens into modern Indian relationships.
$12 Community Screening supported by Allianz
Sydney Premiere
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- Unclassified 15+
- 105
- 2024
- Narrative Feature
- Drama Romance
- India Sweden
- Hindi English English Subtitles
About Dreams Such As Ours
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Community
Gay Men Transgender Women -
Director
Sridhar Rangayan Saagar Gupta -
Writer
Sridhar Rangayan, Saagar Gupta -
Cast
Mona Ambegaonkar Shishir Sharma Satvik Bhatia Arpit Chaudhary Abhay Kulkarni Veenah Nair Yamini Singh Yateen Karyekar Teo Wickenbergh -
Producer
Mohammed Shaik Hussain Ali Pragyesh Singh Sridhar Rangayan Saagar Gupta -
Company Credits
Courtesy of: Solaris Pictures -
Program Strand
$12 Community Screening Narrative Feature -
Blurb Writer
David Blanco
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