ZNMD — 2011

Three best friends. One last trip. And the terrifying realisation that the life you planned is not the life you actually want.

Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (2011) is the film that made an entire generation of diaspora kids book flights to Spain. It is Kabir, Arjun and Imran on motorcycles through Seville and Buñol and the Costa Brava, slowly unravelling the carefully constructed versions of themselves they had been performing for everyone else. It is the film that asked — gently, beautifully, over a flamenco soundtrack — what are you actually afraid of?

Zoya Akhtar didn't make a road trip film. She made a permission slip. Permission to quit the job. To call the person. To jump off the boat. To say out loud the thing you have been swallowing for years.

And Hrithik Roshan running through the tomato fight at La Tomatina in a white shirt is one of the most purely joyful images in the history of Hindi cinema.

This museum-quality art print captures the golden, sun-drenched, wide-open freedom of Bollywood's greatest road trip. The motorcycles, the Spanish sun, the ocean, the three friends who saved each other without trying to — all rendered in rich painterly illustration on premium archival paper with fade-resistant inks.

For everyone who needed a reminder that you only get one.