OMG

The OMG Collection consists of two Indian comedy-drama films that use social satire to explore religious beliefs, social prejudices, and flaws in the education system. Each film tells an independent story, using humor and dramatic courtroom confrontations to challenge sensitive issues within society.

• OMG: Oh My God! (2012): Kanji Lalji Mehta, an atheist shopkeeper, loses his store in an earthquake. When his insurance company refuses to cover the damage under its Act of God clause, he decides to sue God. His unusual lawsuit soon turns into a controversial legal battle involving religious leaders who claim to represent the divine.
• OMG 2 (2023): Kanti Sharan Mudgal, a devoted follower of Lord Shiva, decides to take his son’s school to court after Vivek is expelled over a controversial incident. Determined to defend his son and challenge society’s unfair judgments, Kanti begins a legal battle that raises important questions about sex education and social awareness.

Criticism of superstition, the exploitation of religious faith, freedom of thought, social justice, and challenging cultural taboos are central themes throughout the collection.