In 1947, as the British prepare to leave India, the Anglo-Indian community faces uncertainty about their future. Victoria Jones, a WAC with half-British and half-Indian heritage, is torn between her loyalty to her British heritage and her growing connection to Indian culture. She witnesses a shocking act of violence by British soldiers against Indian protesters and begins to question her allegiances. Meanwhile, she harbors a dark secret: her involvement in the murder of a British officer and her knowledge of a terrorist plot to disrupt the railways. The plot's target is none other than Mahatma Gandhi, a prominent Indian leader.
Bhowani Junction
Victoria Jones, an Anglo-Indian woman, embarks on a journey of self-discovery as the British prepare to depart India, leaving her to confront her identity and heritage.
