India, Nov. 7 -- Some films are made for entertainment, some to tell stories, and then there are those that stir the questions buried deep within us-questions we often choose to ignore. Vinod Kapri's film Pyre belongs to this third category. Breaking away from the conventional framework of entertainment, it engages directly with the viewer's conscience. It is not merely the tragic tale of a remote village in Uttarakhand, but a sensitive documentation of the crisis of migration from the mountains, the magnitude of which we often reduce to statistics and government reports. In search of better opportunities, employment, education and healthcare, people are leaving the mountains for cities, leaving behind elderly parents, deserted homes, lon...