The music video is strangely feel-good and uplifting despite the dark topic it deals with. A man after finding earth unliveable for his beloved and their unborn child, sets out on a space adventure to find a habitable planet. <br><br> Whether or not his quest is successful, the journey of colourful images in itself turns out to be an interesting one to go on with the protagonist. The hopeful vocals become a gentle reminder of how art can indeed save the day no matter how bleak and dark things seem in the world. If not, there is always the option of hitting replay and starting all over again until you find your perfect refuge.

Hold On | Short Film of the Day

The music video aspires to pack an entire punch within its short duration, complete with potent points about surveillance, the infestation of technology in our lives, resistance and the desire to question the status quo of those in power around us. <br><br> Right at the very beginning, we see an image marked by protesters, something which has come to define the recent past in India. Be it the CAA protests or those against the Farm Bill, the animation and imagery that the video uses wants to jog our memory of these pivotal moments from last year. It ties them all together with complementary vocals and music to further communicate its intentions to the viewer in a direct, notable manner.

Why Did You Do It? | Short Film Nominee

The short animation film is loud and clear in its message - while you stay home and stay safe, remember to protect yourself from the elements that are present in your very house. From instances of domestic abuse to those of children helplessly stuck in their parents' dysfunctional marriage - the narrative invokes them all and leaves the viewer with helpline numbers to seek support from. 

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