We didn't need further proof of Sanjay Mishra's acting prowess, but this short film does just that. And not only this, it also pays tribute to one of the best drinks this country will ever produce - Old Monk. This is a tale of nostalgia, friendships, and also one of addictions and loneliness. For a brief twelve minutes, Monk will make you revisit your college hostel days.

Monk | Short Film of the Day

Remember the last time when someone came up to you to share a joke? We don't remember it either. However there indeed was a time, before the emoticon apocalypse and the fall of face-to-face conversations, when people shared jokes with each other in person. <br><br> 'Laugh' is a short film which pines for that past, lamenting the deep infestation of technology in our lives where all our laughter has been reduced to "rofl" and "lol". With the most authentic performances by the likes of Sanjay Misra, Sheeba Chaddha, Vrajesh Hirjee and Brijendra Kala, the short film longs for a time when conversations were not confined to a mundane screen.

Laugh | Short Film of the Day

Take this wonderfully poetic ride with Sanjay Mishra's narration to remind yourself of a recent or long forgotten train journey. The short film will leave you with a smile on your face and fuzzes in the heart. Be it the borrowed slippers for a walk down the aisle or sharing a cup of tea with strangers - some memories are shared collectively across the country. Train Main Hai Ghar Waali Baat is simply a reminder of them, after all, there indeed is something homely about train journeys, don't you think?

Ghar waali Baat | Sanjay Mishra | Short Film of the Day

The ad film for this Mahindra car features the brilliance of Sanjai Mishra. Mishra is an abandoned hitchhiker, forcing an unsuspecting person to give him a lift. Why, you wonder? Watch this short film to find out.

Lift | Short Film of the Day

The short film promises to be a moving portrayal of a crumbling familial structure. With Sanjay Mishra as the father, the narrative is about his two children, played by Anupriya Goenka and Neeraj Pradeep Purohit, and their relationship with their mother. They have come to visit her as she struggles with a terminal illness. <br><br> The story progresses to touch upon homosexuality, financial instability and a potential life of delinquency. Consequently, the current situation the characters have landed themselves in is fraught with tension and disagreements. However instead of building on it in a manner that could have led to a poignant narrative, the film falls prey to sentimentalism and unconvincing plot developments. As unresolved anger simmers just below the surface, threatening to erupt any moment, will the film be able to live up to the expectations it has set at the start?

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