The film features a minimalist cast to heighten the sense of isolation: as Amanpreet.
Amanpreet is "not wired" for city life. He struggles with the indifference of urban residents, the hostility of his co-workers, and a boss who constantly threatens to fire him. The film features a minimalist cast to heighten
as Geetu, Amanpreet’s fiancée who remains in the village. Kuljeet Singh as Gurinder Singh Sandhu. as Geetu, Amanpreet’s fiancée who remains in the village
Disconnected from his roots and unable to integrate into the city, he suffers an acute moral crisis. Ranj was acclaimed on the festival circuit, winning
Ranj was acclaimed on the festival circuit, winning at the 7th Woodpecker International Film Festival and appearing at the Mumbai Film Festival and the Chicago South Asian Film Festival. Critics have praised its "near-silent protagonist" and its refusal to glamorize city life, instead portraying Delhi as a "claustrophobic" and "nightmarish" space for a migrant. Ranj Movie - The Times of India