The film introduces us to the love story of Amruta and Arjuna who together navigate the space of script writing, and filmmaking, while also somehow trying to make ends meet. The struggles are more in Arjuna’s share than Amruta who remains his kind and cheerful colleague throughout. 
One day, the two get the green light from their producer to shoot a demo for their film, and they embark on a new adventure. However, things begin to go downhill swiftly from there as our characters realize that the actors they have decided to shoot with are far from what they had assumed at first glance. The film invokes struggle, the difficulty of making a career in a field as competitive as media, the hesitation and nervousness of love, and the possibility of companionship and solace that can be found in one another. 
The film mixes all of this with some very violent and dark themes involving matters that are far bigger than the fate of the protagonist and his beloved. The final result, though not without a few rough edges, brings to life endearing chemistry and equally complementary performances in its two lead roles.

Amruthangamaya | Short Film Nominee

The music video conjures a world of romance and relationships, a vignette of fond memories that two people, deeply in love, shared with each other. However, the memories are presented in a manner that conveys the love story ceased to exist a while ago, and now only remains in the protagonist’s past. 

The vocals bring to life a sense of sincere love which, though short-lived, was meaningful and heartwarming. The chemistry of the actors is palpable and easy, and is interwoven with the song that narrates their story. As the protagonist reflects on what once was, his present, albeit not without longing and heartache, remains defined by the warmth of the past. The end result, in the process, becomes a devoted glimpse into a world of intimacy, affection and playfulness, and something quite the opposite that has been left in its wake.

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