Buddha in a Traffic Jam (2016)

Vikram, a happy-go-lucky management student from a top Business School in India, becomes an instant sensation after a popular internet campaign against the conservative fundamentalism of moral policing in India. Professor Ranjan Batki, his university professor, responds by issuing a challenge for yet another internet campaign. A movement to raise funds for poor people living in Maoist-controlled areas of India through a non-profit Pottery Club. Vikram had no idea that he was about to become a part of a scheme that would jeopardise both his life and the nation's. He becomes embroiled in two corrupt facets of capitalism and socialism, both of which have deep roots in India.