Stolen Movie Review: A Heartbreaking Journey Into Loss and Humanity Image Source- MoneyControl Every once in a while, a film comes along that feels less like fiction and more like a quiet punch to the gut. Stolen is one of those films. I was expecting a typical missing-child thriller, something tense but familiar. What I didn’t expect was to feel this unsettled, this frustrated. Directed by Karan Tejpal, Stolen isn’t just about a kidnapping, it’s about the thin line between silence and action, safety and fear. It doesn’t offer big hero moments or courtroom speeches. What it gives instead is a tight, 90-minute narrative that grabs you off and quietly whispers that this could happen to anyone. Set against the backdrop of an ordinary railway station, Stolen becomes anything but ordinary. With every scene, it breaks down our comfort, exposing the way society treats the excluded, the way social media distorts truth, and how quickly "helping someone" can become a dangero...
