A friend has promised Ranjit a lucrative job in a British company. As a formality, he is asked to attend the interview in a European suit. The master of Indian parallel cinema, Mrinal Sen tells Ranjit's search for a suit that always eludes him as an allegory of post-colonial India with its internalized devaluation of its own way of life, the fetishisation of British culture, and the precarious circumstances of the majority of the population. A precise and moving portrait of Kolkata's middle class in the 1970s, which testifies to the director's deep attachment to his home. Interview is also a virtuoso, visually and intellectually stimulating move against conventional film language, with a breaking of the fourth wall.