When the Moon Shines by Day

Set against the backdrop of a transforming India, the narrative explores themes of censorship, identity, and social injustice. Rehana discovers the disappearance of her father's historical texts, while Abdul navigates the dangers of his identity and his friend Suraj faces the harsh realities of being Dalit. Kamlesh confronts government backlash for his anti-war stance, culminating in chaos when a bomb detonates at an art gallery's opening, highlighting the tensions in contemporary society.