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In the times of global consumerism and rising youth population,
‘Black pamphlets’ penetrates into the process of democracy practiced in India through Students’ elections and exposes the rule of money and muscles in it.
The film tries to find out the temper of youth and the mindset of student community in the neo-liberal democracy of India towards the process of election. Now that the elections have been banned in the most of the universities in India, Delhi University, one of the largest universities in India, stands as an exception and the film tries to know the reasons for it.
‘Black pamphlets’ takes viewer into the green and chirpy campus of Delhi University, where more than eighty thousand students directly elect their representatives for the students union.
The film also tries to initiate a parallel between real-life heroes of
Indian freedom struggle who rose from their student-days, and the present generation of youth.
It also questions whether those real-life heroes of the past hold any significance in the present day or if they have become just fictional characters? The film questions if there is any space left for alternative ideas?
‘Black pamphlets’ follows the pace of the twelve-day election campaign, and meets characters in the journey and builds its narrative through them.

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