Unexpected, intense and dark - three words that describe this short film by Aneeta Patel. With convincing performances by Ssharad Malhotra and Anushka Ghorpade, the narrative is supplemented by good writing and a mature handling of the story.
We are introduced to two characters, both witty and interesting, in a restaurant. However subtle hints here and there suggest that there is more to the narrative than meets the eye. The strength of the film lies in the way it gradually introduces them, being very selective in what it reveals. It builds up to a crescendo and takes the viewer to a conclusion which raises more questions than it answers, and therein lies all the closure (or the lack of it) that She's D One will provide.
Read LessWe are introduced to two characters, both witty and interesting, in a restaurant. However subtle hints here and there suggest that there is more to the narrative than meets the eye. The strength of the film lies in the way it gradually introduces them, being very selective in what it reveals. It builds up to a crescendo and takes the viewer to a conclusion which raises more questions than it answers, and therein lies all the closure (or the lack of it) that She's D One will provide.
