1) That Day after Everyday – Anurag Kashyap
India has seen an increment in rates of attack and inappropriate behavior for ladies, raising serious worries about the security of ladies. There is by all accounts no end as far as anyone can tell to this discomfort. Anurag Kashyap is known for handling troublesome topics in his film and does so again in his supreme style in this film.
When it first turned out, the film prompted a great deal of level headed discussion, particularly in the way it closes. It may not offer a dependable answer for our issues, yet then the film doesn’t affirm to do so. It is simply a response to what’s occurring around us.
2) I Am That Change – Sukumar
2014 was a politically charged year that saw race after decision battled on the stage of against defilement. This short film couldn’t have been all the more decently timed. It even posted on the Independence day.
Director Sukumar expands on the straightforward message of Mahatma Gandhi urging us to ‘be the change, we need to see in the world around us’. Featuring prevalent telugu star Allu Arjun, the film is viable and has the vibe of an open administration notice. However the aim is respectable thus is the message, so we won’t bandy.
3) Going Home – Vikas Bahl
A young girl gets stuck amidst no place when her car breaks down. Furthermore its late night. A gathering of men drift in and she looks for their assistance. This short film emphasizing Alia Bhatt, made as a piece of Vogue Empower fight attempted to demonstrate to us the requirement for making a superior world for ladies, one where they can live securely instead of in trepidation.
4) Gharwali Diwali – Vikramaditya Motwane
This short film made for Pepsi India amid the bubbly season was intended to force at our souls and make us understand the genuine estimation of our guardians before its past the point of no return. Then again as Karan Johar announced once, its about adoring your crew! Obviously Motwane improves work than Karan Johar would have. Then again perhaps we are a tad one-sided.
With this crusade, Pepsi went past the ordinary, exhausting brand crusades that still swarm our TV. Made for the web, this short was unpretentious in its utilization of the brand and concentrated all the more on the characters and the story. That is by all accounts the new standard as can be seen in this splendid DBS Bank short film here.
Which one did you like the most? And are there other such short films that we missed out on? Do let us know.