A Sunflower in Delhi (2026)

In the Sunflower Chinese Beauty Parlour, a women-only space tucked into Delhi’s bustle, generations of regulars — including the filmmaker’s own relatives — gather to discuss, debate, and ultimately embrace the decision to stop dyeing their hair. The camera lingers on the rituals of the salon and the cityscape beyond, capturing candid reflections on aging, cultural expectation, and the quiet politics of personal appearance.