Short Film 'Grill' Is A Charming Little Story Caged By Its Execution
Grill is the kind of short film that’s so endearing on paper that it becomes frustrating to confront its executional flaws.
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Khayali Pulao Is A Neatly Crafted Short Film Starring Prajakta Koli
A neatly crafted short film that silently spotlights the role of technology in the cultural evolution of an entire generation.
Sunday Showcase: Our Weekly Short Film Recommendation
Film Companion introduces Sunday Showcase, a weekly recommendation of a great short film curated by our resident film critic Rahul Desai
Happy Short Film Review: There’s More To Happy Than Its Dark, Depraved Exterior
Based in the bleak Ajji universe, Devashish Makhija’s new short is another damning critique of casual misogyny
Devi Short Film Review
When so many known faces across eras – Kajol, Shruti Haasan, Neha Dhupia, Shivani Raghuvanshi, Neena Kulkarni – come together in the same frame, it’s almost always likely that the film will favour message over method.
Attention Filmmakers! Here’s Your Chance To Make A Short Film In 20 Lakh
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit is commissioning the production of 4 original cinematic short films from India on the topic of women entrepreneurship. The formats are Animation, Documentary & Short Fiction.
Aaba Aiktaay Naa? Short Film Review: An Award-Winning Marathi Short That Reveals The Em...
National Award winner for Best short-film Direction Aditya Suhas Jambhale, skillfully employs aural conflict to examine the other end of the age spectrum in his Marathi-language short
Devashish Makhija’s 5 Dos And Don’ts For Short Filmmakers
At a time when there are more shorts than ever before, the acclaimed director of films like Taandav and Agli Baar provides his advice for short filmmakers
Shuruaat Ka Twist Review: A Six-Film Omnibus That Leaves Us With Only Two Enduring Char...
Only two out of the six shorts are promising, two are middling at best, while one of them is infuriatingly mediocre
Fatafat Short Film Review: A Film As Naive And Unoriginal As Its Hero
Fatafat doesn’t say anything new, or even if it says something old, there’s nothing new about the way it does so
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Kanika Short Film Review: A Social-Message Short That Recognizes The Importance Of Its ...
A sensitive, well-crafted film but more importantly a prime example of how a film can be aesthetically derived from its purpose
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Kanu Behl On His Short Film Binnu Ka Sapna: “It Is More Nakedly About Violence Th...
The filmmaker on his preoccupation with violence, shooting in an unusual aspect ratio, and his next film, Agra
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