Feminist Fathima
HD
n/a
1h 39m
Fathima, a homemaker in the seaside town of Ponnani, is confined by the rigid expectations of her devout husband, Ashraf. When her son’s accident ruins their worn-out mattress, her simple request for a new one ignites a quiet war. Ashraf dismisses her needs, ignoring her chronic back pain and simmering discontent. Over time, Fathima sees the mattress as more than furniture—it’s a symbol of her suppressed autonomy. In a decisive act of courage, she purchases it herself, marking a defiant first step toward reclaiming her own life.
