‘Sab Kuch’ introduces us to Akhil, a man who is visibly comfortable in his life. He drives a good car, lives in a big house, and yet, something seems to be missing.  <br><br>

The plot moves back by a few years to reveal his journey up to this moment. Despite immense struggles in his life, including financial obstacles and his father’s bereavement, Akhil has the love of a mother. He has given up everything else, except for his academic focus and devotion to her. However, when his fortunes witness a reversal, would he truly find the joy he has been seeking? The narrative shares all of these ideas, while delineating the selfless love and devotion of a mother.


Sab Kuch | Short Film Nominee

As the conversation around misogyny and women's safety gains more and more relevance, the short film does its bit to further the same. The narrative takes the viewer directly into the heart of action and portrays for us a scene of abduction. As a woman is held captive by two men, the plot endeavors to hold a mirror to society, and its deep-set, problematic notions about women and their location within it. <br><br>

Alongside this, the forward movement of the plot continues, continuing to question these extremely destructive forces, while also showing a character who refuses to be a meek, coy being deprived of agency. The various elements are eventually tied together and presented to the viewer, ensuring that the message is shared in an unequivocal manner.

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