In 'All We Imagine as Light', Payal Kapadia delves into the lives of three women in Mumbai, illustrating their daily struggles for survival amidst a bustling city.
Parvaty, a widow facing eviction after a lifetime of work at the hospital, embodies the harsh realities of the working-class in Mumbai, emphasizing their vulnerability.
Prabha, living in silence with her husband abroad, navigates the loneliness of an arranged marriage, represented by reminders of his distant presence in her life.
This narrative highlights the broader theme of women's resilience in urban environments, as these characters confront societal expectations and personal hardships.
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