In an ideal world, all religions have one name and that's faith. It unites all devotees and believers with a common thread, and this short film gives us a glimpse of this perfect universe. Hind takes the viewer into the life of Noorul Hasan, a Muslim from Lucknow, who gave away a part of his house to rebuild a temple. <br><br> In a world which is constantly in the grasp of hate-mongering and sensationalist headlines, this film by Sumit Aroraa is the kind of art we need. Even in the face of all communal disharmony being perpetrated by a few for their own motives, there is another aspect of the picture which is more colourful and beautiful and therefore should be looked at closely. It's these colours that Hind will draw your attention to, and leave you with a sense of hope and love, irrespective of how dark things may seem.

Hind | Short Film of the Day

It's no big secret how deep the pitfalls of love can be. With its portrayal of two young lovers, White Shirt explores precisely that. As they move from one stage of their romance to the next, the viewer is soon introduced to the trouble in their paradise. <br><br> The short film is engaging and attempts an adept exploration of the many conflicts and turmoil of a relationship gone sour. As is true of all broken hearts, the trajectory of recovery is never a linear one. With several instances of going back and forth, the attempt to move on and the consequent failures, it keeps the viewer guessing till the very end about the fate of the protagonists. As the scene is set for a meeting between them, will it be one of union or parting?

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