Shonalee Laxman Dhakane

India today stands at a crossroads of immense progress and glaring inequality. While the nation celebrates advancement such as launching Chandrayan 3, it simultaneously neglects a critical segment of its educated population. A PhD student wrestles with the local Municipal Corporation for his rightful house, symbolizing a broader fight against governmental injustice. As societal rifts deepen between the haves and have-notes, Panther emerges as a voice for his oppressed class. Can he lead them out of systemic deprivation class. Can he lead them out of systemic deprivation, or will he too succumb to the quagmire?