This Rajkumar Rao-starrer will leave you gasping for breath by the end of it. Remind yourself to not feel choked by the futility of human conflict, often arising out of empty causes we lead ourselves to believe in. This brilliant short-film further shows that, if deluded, people can behave in the most absurd, cruel manner. Bombay Mirror leaves the audience with a powerful message, that some things ARE very obviously black and white and should be openly condemned. Watch this Shlok Sharma piece of art to find out what they are.

Bombay Mirror | Short Film of the Day

Everyone needs a companion irrespective of what age they're at. But how far are you willing to go to eliminate competition when you find one such prospective companion? <br><br> RIP (Romance in Peace) is an endearing short film about a similar struggle between two men, played by Tom Alter and Shiv Subramaniam. After reading an advertisement in the matrimonial section of the newspaper, the men have found themselves invigorated with a new sense of hope. You won't need a reminder to laugh along this journey of the two trying their luck at wooing a woman.

Romance in Peace | Short Film of the Day

'What got into us back then', laments one of the characters of Dhund, looking back at the Partition eleven years later. Much like other Shlok Sharma films, this one too questions the pointlessness of communal conflict and the ugly sides of the human nature it reveals. <br><br> The short film by Sudeep Kanwal starts on a high and maintains the poignancy all through it's first half. However, in the second half, it dips to not recover again. Had the film been shorter and tauter, perhaps it would have sustained the depth it had set its horizon of expectation for. Despite its flaws, Dhund will leave you with a moving glimpse of a conflict that destroyed many lives, irrespective of the side of the border.

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