Sarpanch

Set in the heartlands of Punjab, 'Sarpanch' delves into the intricate dynamics of rural politics, power struggles, and the unwavering pursuit of justice. The narrative centers on Fateh, a principled man who, alongside his brother Rajveer, witnesses their village's prolonged suffering under a corrupt Sarpanch. For two decades, unchecked authority has fostered fear and injustice, leading the community to believe that challenging the system is futile. Driven by an unyielding resolve to reclaim his village's dignity and confront the deep-rooted issue of alcoholism and corruption, Fateh decides to contest the Sarpanch elections. This decision ignites a fierce battle, transforming the election into a profound struggle between truth and manipulation, hope and despair, ultimately testing the limits of one man's courage against a powerful establishment.