
Kumud Pant
as Vishnu
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Self-Knowledge tells the story of Guruaama, a compassionate mother, and her two children, Lakshmi and Vishnu, who are dedicated social workers and deeply committed to peace and kindness. Guruaama and Lakshmi have long been inspired by Prem Rawat, a speaker known for his teachings on inner peace and self-awareness. Through his words, they've found guidance on how to live a life rooted in compassion, self-reflection, and harmony. They follow a simple, vegetarian lifestyle, respecting every living being and actively spreading messages of peace in their community. Vishnu, however, is going through a particularly challenging period. Having recently experienced the pain of a divorce after just four months of marriage, he feels lost and emotionally drained. He is struggling with loneliness and is haunted by the feeling that he lacks direction. Seeking peace, he is unsure of where to turn, and feels increasingly detached from his family's sense of purpose and inner calm. The film reflects a distinct United Kingdom style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Kumud Pant. With a runtime of 2h 0m, it offers a comfortable feature-length experience.
The main cast includes Kumud Pant, Atul Sharma and Bharat Mistri. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Kumud Pant, written by Kumud Pant, produced by Bidhyabati Pant.

as Vishnu

as Richard

as Michael

as Guruaama

as Laxmi

as Saraswati

as Sita

as Rita

as Gita

as George