India, Oct. 21 -- Against the picturesque and tranquil scenery of Goa in the 1990s, Little Thomas, directed by Kaushal Oza, provides a touching depiction of the encounter between childhood innocence and the harshness of adulthood. In the story, there is a struggle by a boy to reconcile his fighting parents in order to get himself a brother. The central conflict in the story is that of domestic issues, but the theme in the film has been treated in a delicate manner.

Hridansh Parekh Steals The Show With His Innocent Performance

Young Hridansh Parekh takes complete control of the screen, providing both the emotional core and primary motor for the story. As Thomas Miranda, who is seven years old, Hridansh Parekh portrays the innocence and r...