Dushman a story of the enemy within (2017) is an Indian drama film that explores the themes of friendship, nationalism, and the psychological impact of violence. The story follows two men from different backgrounds—one an Indian Sikh, the other a Pakistani Muslim—who meet in a rehabilitation center after experiencing personal trauma. As their bond grows, they confront their prejudices and the deep-seated hatred that has been instilled in them by their respective societies. The film uses their evolving relationship to highlight the futility of war and the shared pain of divided nations, making a strong case for unity and humanity beyond borders.

Directed by Shagufta Rafique, Dushman is a gripping emotional drama that delves into the inner struggles of individuals affected by political conflicts. The narrative is driven by intense performances, heartfelt dialogues, and a strong message about overcoming hatred. The film challenges the viewer to question ingrained biases and emphasizes the importance of love and understanding in healing past wounds. By weaving personal tragedies into a larger socio-political backdrop, Dushman effectively conveys that the true enemy often lies within—our fears, prejudices, and inability to see beyond national identities.