2020 Delhi

2020 Delhi unfolds in real-time during the politically and communally volatile days of the Delhi riots of 2020, sparked amid nationwide protests against the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) and heightened global attention during the Namaste Trump event.Told through a single unbroken shot, the film captures the tension, terror, and unraveling of civil life during one of India’s most debated modern crises.As the city descends into chaos, individuals from different walks of life are caught in a web of fear, ideology, and misinformation.Violence erupts on the streets, identities are questioned, and the line between truth and propaganda blurs.The film does not follow a traditional hero’s journey—instead, it presents an immersive, ground-level view of how ordinary citizens become part of extraordinary events.

2020 Delhi refrains from taking sides and instead presents a brutal, unfiltered look at the human cost of polarization.Through powerful imagery, naturalistic performances, and real-time storytelling, the film challenges viewers to re-examine what they thought they knew about the events of 2020.More than just a film, 2020 Delhi serves as an eye-opener—offering a cinematic experience that confronts, questions, and refuses to let the audience look away.[ 14] [ 15] [ 16] [ 17].