Where Do You Seek Me?

Kabir exists simultaneously as a saint, poet, mystic, rebel, and a reformer, resisting any singular definition. By connecting personal experiences, public opinions and philosophical reflections, the film creates a conversation between Kabir’s contestational memory and modern society. The film ultimately asks whether Kabir belongs to any one tradition at all, or whether his enduring relevance lies precisely in his ability to transcend rigid boundaries of religion, caste, and identity.