Namma Gramam, set in a quiet village of Palakkad during the late 1930s and mid-1940s, aims to depict the social injustices prevalent at that time, particularly within Brahmin communities. Women are portrayed as mere sources of pleasure, and widows face near-pariah status; child marriage is commonplace, and untouchability defines daily life. Mohan Sharma, making his directorial debut after a career in acting, uses …