Delhi Parking Feud Escalates to Cinematic Chaos

The black comedy 'Tyres Will Be Deflated,' the debut feature from filmmaker Rohan Ranganathan, is poised to explore the intense micro-politics of everyday life in Delhi. The film centers on a professor whose life spirals out of control following a seemingly minor parking dispute with a powerful neighbor. This initial conflict rapidly escalates into a cycle of increasingly hostile retaliations, moving from passive-aggressive actions to outright destruction.

Developed by Kiterabbit Films, known for its award-winning documentary work, the project is currently making its market debut at the International Film Festival of India's WAVES Film Bazaar. The team is actively seeking early-stage financing and strategic partnerships to bring Ranganathan's vision to the screen. The film is slated for production in the latter half of 2026, with Kiterabbit Films guiding its development.

Ranganathan, who has a decade-long association with Kiterabbit Films, brings a deep understanding of Delhi's urban milieu to the project. Producers believe his sharp observational skills and instinct for capturing the absurdities of neighborhood life are key to the film's potential success. The project represents a natural evolution for Ranganathan, moving from documentary to fiction filmmaking.