Saffron Kingdom is a drama inspired by true events, following Masrat, a Kashmiri woman who, after her husband’s abduction, escapes to America with her son, Rizwan. Settling in Atlanta, they confront the challenges of displacement and the lingering trauma from their past. The film explores themes of identity, resilience, and the enduring impact of political turmoil on personal lives.
Masrat
Rizwan
Praveen / Pophai
Jameel / Chachu
Young Parveen / Pophai
Hameed / Abaji
Nora Bhat
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