EnglishIn India, Christians make up only 3% of a population dominated by Hinduism, with the vast majority belonging to the "Dalits"—the untouchables outside the rigid caste system. This profound documentary addresses the extreme social, family, and legal pressures conversions trigger, particularly under the tightening of anti-conversion laws by the nationalist BJP party, which criminalize sharing the Gospel or acts of charity as "inducement." The film highlights the horrific anti-Christian riots of 2008 in Kandhamal (Orissa), which left 100 people dead, 65,000 displaced, and thousands forced into refugee camps or subjected to brutal forced re-conversion rituals. Despite facing institutional double discrimination—losing state economic benefits upon converting—and severe systemic trauma, the Christian community displays an unyielding faith, establishing new settlements and mirroring a radical message of human dignity, love, and inexplicable forgiveness.
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