TW: Mention of rape <br><br>

Employing satire as its strongest tool, the short narrative puts forth a very important comment about a deeply disturbing aspect of Indian society - the practice of making women marry their rapist, one often supported by governmental institutions as well. <br><br> The tonality of the film remains that of a romance, consisting of soft music, smiling faces - and yet, the dialogue that develops before you is far from it. It makes you uneasy with its portrayal of a festering aspect of our reality. What makes matters worse is the manner in which it is often normalized, making this particular story's comment notably relevant in contemporary times.

MarryTheRapist.com | Short Film Nominee

The story is intriguing, interesting and keeps the viewer on their toes throughout. The entire narrative is essentially a conversation between two women, both on either side of a window. As it progresses, it reveals magic, trickery and a violent culmination of the plot. Would you be prepared for it when it finally arrives?

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