The year is 2045 when a battle unfolds between two formidable enemies - Meghnath unit X and an agent of Black Ego, a subversive tech organization that is operating in secret against the government-led Meghnath. As the two forces prepare for an imminent face-off, one that would truly prove devastating for Black Ego, one of their members, Nector, finds himself located at the heart of it all. 

The stakes are swiftly rising, but Nector is in an intoxicant-induced state when the mayday messages begin arriving. As his fate hangs in the balance, alongside Black Ego's jeopardized resources, a very crucial moment occurs, one that would keep the viewer involved in the developing events till the end. 
The film’s true triumph is its world-building by way of special effects, and carefully crafted visuals. Combined with a fitting edit and musical choices, the end result is presented with much gusto and fervor.

Go-chi | Short Film Nominee

The film is a relevant conversation with conformity and societal pressures, but without making itself overbearing. It introduces us to Aadi who is stuck in an exhausting, soul-sucking job. His partner Vishal who is a photographer has his set of challenges too, especially ever since he came out about his sexuality, and yet, his approach to the life the two of them have built together is very different from Aadi. 
While Vishal has achieved peace and happiness with his decisions, Aadi struggles with them a lot. He takes refuge in meditation but ends up using it like a crutch, or worse, an escape. The film brings all of these emotions and conflicts to life with notable potential in terms of writing, storytelling, and the chemistry of its two actors. Though there is a little inconsistency when it comes to the overall production value, the stylized approach and narratorial vision make it easy to overlook it.

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