Ma, Ajji, Me is a personal documentary that explores the filmmaker's relationship with two influential women in her life: her mother (Ma) and grandmother (Ajji). Through intimate conversations and shared experiences, the film highlights the complexities of Indian womanhood across different generations. The filmmaker intertwines these discussions with childhood drawings and old family photographs, creating a nostalgic narrative that bridges past and present. As the women reflect on themes such as intergenerational trauma, patriarchy, and motherhood, the film delves into the dynamics of female relationships in an Indian household. It provides a poignant exploration of how these women’s stories and struggles shaped the filmmaker’s own identity. Through this personal journey, Ma, Ajji, Me not only reveals family histories but also serves as a feminist commentary on the enduring challenges women face in traditional settings.