This is a short feel-good film about two beggar boys on the streets of Mumbai.
The 20-minute National Award winning short film also emerged victorious at several film festivals. She is visited by friends and relatives who come in to offer their condolences and mock sympathy. It is a tragic-comic piece about a Parsi widow, who is trying to come to terms with her personal loss. It shows the story of two couples who aren't sexually active, due to proximity and a different sexual orientation. Written by Zoya Akhtar and Vishal Bharadwaj, this stars Irrfan Khan, Shiney Ahuja, Raima Sen, Sameera Reddy and Vijay Raaz. It stars Sandhya Mridul, Radhika Apte and Geetanjali Thapa. Told through the lives of three women, it shows how they overcome their helplessness with an action packed climax. The film takes you on an emotional ride about the daily struggle against eve teasing. The film premiered at the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival.ģ. It is the story about a boy's struggle to make peace with his HIV positive father, whom he blames for cheating on his mother, in his last days . The film stars Shabana Azmi and Boman Irani in lead roles. How Bajpayee manages to conquer his fear, is all what the film is about. Radhika who herself played a victim of agoraphobia in her last film Phobia, portrays the role of Bajpayee's psychiatrist friend who keeps making him understand that Kriti is nothing but a figment of his imagination. Neha Sharma plays his mysterious girlfriend, Kriti, who is suffering from agoraphobia, moves in with him. The dark and intense film has Bajpayee playing a man with a psychological disorder. The 19-minute short film stars Manoj Bajpayee, Radhika Apte and Neha Sharma and leaves a deep impact on the mind.
Read on.įilmmaker Shirish Kundar has come out with a thriller that will keep you glued to your seats till it's last scene. Many of these have been made by leading Bollywood directors. So let's take a look at some other lesser known short films, that only released online, but reached far and wide, in some cases even more than some big ticket films at the box office. Such films prove that today the business is about delivering a message in as little time as possible, due to time constraint in the fast-moving world. Even actors like Manoj Bajpayi and Raveena Tandon featured in an Independence Day special film Jai Hind. Sujoy Ghosh kept his audience on the edge of their seats with his short thriller film Ahalya last year. But thankfully, this margin seems to be narrowing with more and more filmmakers preferring to tell stories in lesser time. Three-hour long films have remained a favourite time frame with Indian directors for generations.
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