It is the story of their search for dignity and belonging, for the simple grace of being treated as human. Through their eyes, the film becomes a mirror to our times: reflecting the quiet cruelties of caste, the everyday wounds of faith-based prejudice, and the relentless struggle for work that drives migration and survival. Their journey, marked by resilience and tenderness, lays bare the fractures and fragile hopes that define contemporary India. At its heart, Homebound is a cry for empathy — a reminder that home is not merely a place, but a feeling we carry within, and build between one another. Conversation between Homebound Director Neeraj Ghaywan and Executive Producer Martin ScorseseINSTAGRAM | WEBSITE | TRAILER

Source: International New York Times January 08, 2026 15:28 UTC