A young journalist discovers a box of old love letters that leads her to uncover a decades-old romance that changed two lives forever.

During the heavy monsoon season in Mumbai, investigative journalist Anaya Rao moves into an old colonial apartment inherited from her late grandmother.
While cleaning the dusty attic, she discovers a small wooden box filled with handwritten love letters dating back to the early 1970s. The letters tell the passionate story of two young lovers separated by family expectations, political tensions, and the chaos of a rapidly changing India.
Fascinated by the emotional intensity of the correspondence, Anaya begins investigating the identities of the mysterious writer and recipient.
Her search takes her across bustling Mumbai streets, quiet coastal villages in Kerala, and forgotten railway stations where fragments of the past slowly emerge.
As Anaya pieces together the story, she realizes that the truth behind the letters is far more tragic and beautiful than she imagined.
Through her investigation, she begins to reflect on her own life, her fears about love, and the possibility of rewriting destiny.
Monsoon Letters is a deeply emotional story about time, lost love, and the invisible connections that bind generations together.

Ritika Sharma

118 minutes

Best Cinematography — Mumbai International Film Festival (2023)
Best Romantic Drama — Asian Storytelling Awards (2023)
Audience Choice Award — Bangalore Film Festival (2023)

Most of the rain scenes in the film were shot during real monsoon storms in Mumbai, which forced the crew to stop filming several times due to flooding on the streets.