Masoom

Masoom, meaning "innocent" in Hindi, is a 1983 Indian film that explores themes of family, innocence, and the impact of secrets. It tells the story of a young boy whose family faces emotional turmoil after a tragic event. The film highlights the innocence of childhood amidst complex adult issues, emphasizing the importance of love, understanding, and reconciliation within families. Through its narrative, Masoom portrays how innocence can be affected by life's challenges, while also illustrating the healing power of compassion and forgiveness. It is regarded as a sensitive and compassionate depiction of familial relationships.