In India, women often encounter uncomfortable situations in busy markets or crowdedareas when they need to use a restroom but cannot find one nearby. "Jaiye AapKahanJaayenge" delves deeply into the emotions and sense of shame that women experienceregarding basic hygiene, following the journey of Kishan, a kind-hearted rickshawpuller, ashe navigates familial disputes and societal expectations in pursuit of happiness. Despitefacing challenges within his own family, Kishan unconditionally supports them. Observingthe lack of proper hygiene facilities for women, he sets out on a mission to createandprovide mobile toilets, despite his father's objection. Through overcoming various obstacles, Kishan contemplates reconciliation and societal transformation. Will he be able toachievehis goal and repair his strained relationships? This moving narrative examines resilience, solidarity, and social equity in India.
Mr. Nikhil Raj began his theatre direction career as a schoolboy. He holds a Diploma in Direction and Acting from H.C.R.F.T.R. and studied at the National School of Drama. He has directed over 25 theatre plays, television shows, documentaries, and news programs. Actively involved in theatre, Mr. Raj continues to demonstrate his dedication to the arts. His debut film, "JAAIYE AAP KAHAN JAAYENGE," showcases his versatility and talent as a director.
