As the name suggests, the film is a walk down the memory lane. Aryan is reminiscing his college days: the fights, the friendships and the drama.  <br><br>
The film cherishes the feeling of nostalgia and portrays it through several tools - songs, flashbacks, slow-motion and so on. Through the individual journey and perspective of Aryan, the protagonist, the film aims to stir a universal sense of nostalgia which every individual feels about his sense of past, in particular, the freedom, the reckless abandon of college life. Calling his institute of education, an institute of memory, Aryan expresses that the place allowed them experiences, that no textbook could. Through his exchanges with his junior, Bhanuj, the film becomes an affective reminiscence.  


Yaadon Ka Safar | Short Film Nominee

The short film endeavours a poignant story in the form of a 'video-letter' to highlight the contribution as well as the many sacrifices of the doctors and health workers who are at the forefront, waging a fierce battle against coronavirus. In the same strain, a doctor decides to record a video message for his family, and that comes to constitute the entirety of the narrative of the film.

Tumhare Super Papa | Lockdown Film Challenge

The short film engages with the activities of a deeply disturbed character and the manner in which it affects his family as well as friends. The story unfolds in an experimental manner, keeping the viewer guessing the entire time about the course of events. What it lacks in lighting and camerawork, it makes up with a notable performance of the lead character. <br><br> The film contains violence, gore, zombies and a deranged protagonist determined to make his twisted games a reality. It definitely shows potential in terms of storytelling and structuring of the narrative, albeit losing out on technical aspects like visuals.

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