Muktidham is a gripping political drama set in 8th century India, when Buddhism is on the rise and challenging the dominance of Sanatan Dharma. In a hilltop matha, a dying spiritual leader must choose his successor — a decision that unfolds against a backdrop of philosophical conflict, caste tensions, and a shocking act of violence.

As rival ideologies clash and the boundaries between religion and politics blur, Muktidham examines how power manipulates faith — and how faith is used to legitimize power. With eerie resonance to the modern world, this layered and provocative play questions caste, gender, nationalism, and the price of dissent.