Where to, Miss?

About This Movie

In 'Where to, Miss?', we dive into Devki's world, a woman dreaming of becoming a taxi driver in a society that doesn't easily allow such aspirations. The film takes a candid look at her struggles, not just against societal norms, but also familial pressures. It's a layered narrative that layers personal ambition against the backdrop of cultural expectations. The pacing feels deliberate, letting viewers really sit with Devki's frustrations and small victories. The documentary offers a raw glimpse into the complexities of Indian womanhood. There’s a certain honesty in Devki's performance, and you can feel the weight of each challenge she faces toward her dream. It’s a compelling tale of resilience, revealing much about gender roles in contemporary India.

Focuses on gender roles in IndiaHighlights personal and societal conflictsReal-life documentary with strong emotional core