Milk, Rice, and the Blood
Milk, Rice, and the Blood
Siddharth investigates his brother Pradip's tragic fate in the city. From a Dalit family, kind-hearted Pradip faced upper-caste cruelty. Through flashbacks, Siddharth uncovers the truth while seeking revenge.
shraddhakalu reviewedJuly 6, 2025
Director Saurabh Doke delivers a raw and emotionally charged film in Milk, Rice & The Blood, capturing the stark realities of rural life with striking honesty. His storytelling is both poetic and political—never losing sight of the human struggle at its core.
At the center is Swapnil Badnale, who gives a deeply compelling performance as Pradip Bagul. With remarkable subtlety, he portrays a man caught between survival and dignity. His silence speaks louder than words, leaving a lasting impact.
The character of Pradip reflects the forgotten voices of marginalized India, and through him, the film becomes a powerful social commentary.
Bold, moving, and unforgettable—this is independent cinema at its finest.