
Self-Knowledge (2027)
- Drama
- History
- Mystery
- Biography
- Journalism
Directed by: Kumud Pant
Written by: Kumud Pant
Self-Knowledge tells the story of Guruaama, a compassionate mother,and her two children,Lakshmi and Vishnu,who are dedicated social workers and deeply committed to peace and kindness.Guruaama Lakshmi have long been Inspired by Prem Rawat.
- Original title
- Self-Knowledge
- Storyline
- Self-Knowledge tells the story of Guruaama, a compassionate mother, and her two children, Lakshmi and Vishnu, who are dedicated social workers and deeply committed to peace and kindness. Guruaama and Lakshmi have long been inspired by Prem Rawat, a speaker known for his teachings on inner peace and self-awareness. Through his words, they've found guidance on how to live a life rooted in compassion, self-reflection, and harmony. They follow a simple, vegetarian lifestyle, respecting every living being and actively spreading messages of peace in their community. Vishnu, however, is going through a particularly challenging period. Having recently experienced the pain of a divorce after just four months of marriage, he feels lost and emotionally drained. He is struggling with loneliness and is haunted by the feeling that he lacks direction. Seeking peace, he is unsure of where to turn, and feels increasingly detached from his family's sense of purpose and inner calm. Seeing her brother's despair, Lakshmi invites Vishnu to join her and their mother at an upcoming Prem Rawat program. Though initially hesitant, Vishnu agrees, hoping that perhaps he might find something meaningful in the speaker's words. At the event, he listens as Prem Rawat speaks about the essence of peace, explaining that it's not something one finds in the world around them but rather a discovery that starts from within. Rawat speaks of self-knowledge as a pathway to understanding one's strengths, weaknesses, beliefs, and motivations. Vishnu finds himself deeply moved by these ideas and begins to feel a new sense of clarity. Character Development: Inspired by Rawat's words, Vishnu embarks on a journey of introspection. He starts to look beyond his pain and loneliness, using self-reflection as a tool to explore his inner self. For the first time, he begins to confront his fears, unresolved emotions, and insecurities. Guided by his mother and sister, who have already embraced the philosophy of self-knowledge, Vishnu learns to see his past not as a series of mistakes but as experiences from which he can learn. Through this process, Vishnu discovers that peace comes from understanding himself fully, accepting his vulnerabilities, and recognizing his strengths. As he grows more self-aware, he finds himself becoming a better decision-maker, more grounded, and more compassionate. His relationships, especially with Guruaama and Lakshmi, deepen, and he begins to feel a renewed sense of purpose in life. Self-Knowledge explores themes of inner peace, self-acceptance, and the healing power of family support. The film emphasizes that true peace and happiness cannot be achieved through external circumstances alone. Instead, self-knowledge is shown as a powerful journey that leads to improved well-being, stronger relationships, and a more fulfilling life. In the end, Vishnu, once lost and directionless, emerges as a more grounded individual who understands himself and his purpose. Guruaama, Lakshmi, and Vishnu continue their work as social workers, spreading messages of peace in their community, now with Vishnu fully alongside them. Through their journey, they inspire others to seek inner peace and self-understanding, embodying the idea that true transformation begins from within. This story highlights the power of self-reflection and understanding, and how a family's love and guidance can help us find peace and purpose in life.
- Companies
- Kumud Entertainment
- Release dates
- GB January 1, 2027