A homophone of Inklab , 'Inquilab' an Indian word means 'a Revolution or an Uprising'.

Today, when the common man around the world, is re-exploring his powers and is standing at the edge of a phenomenal change, challenging the exploitative regimes, it becomes necessary that he realize that everything depends on him and that he is an essential part of the system that he wants to put right.

The film explores how the power of ideas and thoughts of a common man can shape up the destiny of the whole nation and how we still need to move further from here, keeping us free from any stagnant political ideologies and rather focusing on an inner rebellion, so as to initiate a change from within.

The film incidentally is shot at the Historic Dwaarka Das Library in Chandigarh, which is post-partition restoration of the library at Lahore where Shaheed Bhagat Singh used to spend a lot of time reading books on Russian, Irish revolutions and socialism.

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In the digital age, where megabyte is the new dynamite and power of ideas & connectivity cannot be ignored, this is an experiment in the Lab of thoughts – Ink Lab.

In 1929, Shaheed Bhagat Singh, a young Indian Freedom fighter and a contemporary of a better-known figure Mahatma Gandhi, threw non-lethal bombs in Central Legislative assembly to protest against the draconian laws being passed by the British Govt. He was arrested and later executed at the young age of 23.

Man dies, but the idea stays!

This hour long Avant-garde film made in Cinema-Verite style is a story of a young rebellious PhD fellow who has gone missing and police is investigating the case with the help of his close friend and professors. The film is shown as if been put together from the footage of video and mobile camera of this friend.

What could be the young man's way to bring about a change?

What has been brewing in the Lab of thoughts?

Explosives... or Ideas? Or Explosive Ideas?

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