Locating itself in mid-twentieth century, the short film adopts a story, titled 'An Astrologer's Day', by the iconic RK Narayan to bring to life its own narrative. We are introduced to an astrologer who meets several clients during the day, advising each of them on their respective matters, while invoking the Hindu god Shiva.
One night, however, as his day comes to an end, he is visited by a strange man. The latter invokes images of violence, attempted murder and ideas of revenge. In the process, the film also ropes in ideas of guilt and the manner in which they can affect a person's mental peace. All of these themes are tied together in the form of an honest endeavor to share its story with the viewer.
Read LessOne night, however, as his day comes to an end, he is visited by a strange man. The latter invokes images of violence, attempted murder and ideas of revenge. In the process, the film also ropes in ideas of guilt and the manner in which they can affect a person's mental peace. All of these themes are tied together in the form of an honest endeavor to share its story with the viewer.
