If there was only one thing that you had to know about this film, know that it's one of Sayani Gupta's best performances till date. Even if there's nothing else which you like about the film (highly unlikely), you still won't be disappointed. <br><br> The narrative, crafted intelligently, is of a delivery girl taking care of her unwell mother who's in the village. One day when she has had enough of the tantrums of a boy who has treated her rudely on multiple occasions, she attacks him and ties him to a chair, holding him captive in his own house. As the story progresses, it takes the viewer deeper into the struggles of the two protagonists. If it has taken the form of violence for one, it is expressed in the form of insecurities for the other. The film holds back no punches and delivers a satisfying and entertaining product.

Shameless | Short Film of the Day

The deep infestation of technology and screens in our lives can have some severely detrimental effects, especially on young minds. Here's a short film that attempts a unique glimpse into the same problem. <br><br> Rudra has grown up on routine sustenance of screens, be it a television or later a smartphone and an iPad. He has also found shelter in it when bored, distracted or simply trying to escape the arguments between his parents. The short film further attempts to portray how this has managed to isolate him from his peers as well as reality. Could such distance from societal interaction ever have a positive impact? The film answers it and delineates the extent to which technology can affect impressionable minds. However it falls short of living up to its potential as its attempts to explore a child's psyche remain unsatisfying and unconvincing.

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