Delhi Bus (2024) is a Hindi film that dramatizes the tragic events surrounding the infamous 2012 Delhi gang rape case, shedding light on the social and legal implications of the incident. The film follows the journey of a young woman who boards a private bus at night, unaware of the horror that awaits her. As she and her male friend become victims of a brutal assault by a group of men, the narrative explores themes of gender-based violence, systemic failure, and the fight for justice. Through powerful performances and a gripping screenplay, the movie presents a raw and emotional account of the crime and its aftermath, forcing audiences to confront the harsh realities of women’s safety in India.

Beyond just recounting the tragedy, “Delhi Bus” delves into the broader impact of the case, highlighting the public outrage and mass protests that followed. It examines the role of law enforcement, the judiciary, and the media in bringing about reforms and ensuring justice for the victim. The film also portrays the resilience of the survivor’s family and the societal awakening that led to significant legal changes, including stricter laws against sexual assault. With its intense storytelling and emotional depth, “Delhi Bus” serves as both a tribute to the victim and a call for ongoing social change.