Gali Guleiyan is the story of a man living in the bylanes of Old Delhi, who happens to hear cries of help from a young boy through the walls of his house. Will he be able to help the young boy. The story aptly creates an atmosphere of clautrophobia synonymous with that of its lead and is quite interesting. The screenplay is equally foggy as you see the world through the eyes of its lead. Yes, there is a twist at the end but if you are paying attention, you will be able to guess it way before. But it is the journey that is heartwrenching and equally difficult to watch. Offlate, everyone has become an expert on treating depression on social media. But you just have to watch this film to know what depression is and how foggy your mind gets. Perfect display of portraying depression. On the hindsight, the intensity just drops slightly right at the end! The dialogues are minimal. Director Dipesh Jain has done such a phenomenal job handling such a delicate subject.