The series is about the (mis)adventures of Abhinav and his father. The struggle of the duo to get the other one to agree to their way of life is endearing and authentically written. The well-structured script of the series manages to generate humour as well as encapsulate the dynamics of a father-son pair in a small town effortlessly well.

TSP’s Baap Baap Hota Hai | The Screen Patti

TSP’s Baap Baap Hota Hai E01 | Ghar Pe Girlfriend

EP 01 - Ghar Pe Girlfriend

TSP’s Baap Baap Hota Hai | Baap vs Beta

EP 02 - Baap vs Beta

TSP's Baap Baap Hota Hai | Baap Ka Janamdin

EP 03 - Baap Ka Janamdin

TSP’s Baap Baap Hota Hai | Night Out Ki Permission

EP 04 - Night Out Ki Permission

The episode is about Abhinav's father trying to muster the courage to introduce a special someone to his father and son. As the household prepares for a jagrata at the onset of Navratra, lots of attempts are made to usher in the introduction, but to little avail. Will this struggle see a happy end before the night ends? The slapstick humour of the video is well-written, seamlessly structured and convincingly performed by all actors. It also captures the essence of a small town authentically with its use of space, dialect and the chemistry between the actors.

TSP's Baap Baap Hota Hai - माता का जगराता - Navratri Special

EP 05 - Maata ka Jagraata

Baap Baap Hota Hai | The Screen Patti

Two strangers strike an unlikely bond when they are pushed together into a circumstance in an even more unlikely manner. A pickpocket is entrapped by a young woman, also his greatest admirer, into teaching her what she views as his art and skill. 
Through the misadventures of the two, confined to a single night, the film presents a story that is marked by the devotion of its cast, a notable visual approach, and editing choices, alongside an equally complementary background score. The film remains true to its stylistic choices throughout, and though not entirely devoid of a few rough edges, the voice and storytelling exhibit not only deep potential but also freshness. 

While a pursuit that is as isolating as pickpocketing and theft is viewed as art by one, it simply remains an act of survival for the other. However, an unexpected moment of companionship is nestled within the many layers of the heist and the action that unfold before the viewer. The narrative does a sincere, meticulous job of achieving and portraying this moment.

The First Time They Spoke | Short Film Nominee

The film does a skilled job of capturing the futility of an existence which is entrapped within a cycle of violence. While the protagonist might make all attempts to steer himself clear of it, will he truly succeed? The narrative also adeptly handles the fear and apprehensions of being alone on a dark street at a late hour. Along with offering a portrayal of a world which might seem arbitrary in who it chooses as victims of violence, the film further becomes a powerful comment on how a seemingly innocent taxi driver finds himself at the eye of the storm. There is an attempt to also explore the darkness of the human mind, and perhaps even invoke existential dread, raising the question - would he still be innocent and non-violent if he finds himself up against the wall?

Paarth Saarathi | Short Film of the Day

Bhasad is a laugh riot! From start to finish the film keeps getting better. Comedy is the most difficult
genre to attempt and deliver, and Bhasad surprises you with the ease with which it achieves that goal. 
The film is a situational comedy, with an element of the buddy film, and a pinch of suspense; all of
which make for a cackling combination, while also revealing Vanshika Sharma as a filmmaker to definitely watch
out for! 
The best part of the narrative is that it doesn’t take itself seriously in its tone or the projection it throws on
the viewer. So, the film may seem a bit raw or rough around the edges, but don’t let that fool
you. In fact, a comedy is meant to do just that, come across silly. But the devil is in the detail. It is a film
of not too many words, but each joke lands!

Bhasad | Short Film of the Day

Though menstruation is a perfectly normal biological process, the stigma and taboo surrounding it is baffling. It does not simply end at that, but extends to further make life very difficult for women who anyway have to deal with the strain their body might already be under due to their period. From partners to parents to school-mates to even the elderly, this form of discrimination is enforced at all levels of society. The short narrative is an attempt to raise the same issue, along with endeavoring to further the conversation around menstruation. It is well-intentioned and a result of the efforts of multiple members who made the final product possible.

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