The thematic concern at the heart of the narrative is one about class disparity, financial privilege, along with a suggestion of more wealth leading to more problems. All of this is explored through the eyes of a young man who struggles between his aspiration to complete higher education, and the demands of his father to run their small corner tea-shop. <br><br>From his position from behind the counter, he watches a wealthy peer live the life that seems a million miles away. However, a longer glimpse into the latter's life brings a seismic change in his perspective, also making the intentions of the plot clear for the viewer. The film evidences potential in weaving a plot marked by its compelling motivations (albeit in want of a little polishing when it comes to execution), and paves the path for more similar projects by the team.

See Saw | Short Film Nominee

With Covid-19 and home quarantines, the lesser known and unconventional concept of work-from-home has now become mandatory for all business owners and employees. Odd working hours for extended periods of time from a home desk have blurred the lines of personal and professional space, and removed the concept of holidays almost entirely . <br><br>
One such employee, facing the brunt of the aforementioned circumstances, is Anu who tires herself throughout the day to meet project deadlines. The only available time for her to release the day’s stress and explore other interests are the late hours. Every night, she chooses binge-watching, trying new dresses, among other activities over going to bed early. The struggle of long, exhausting hours at her job, and sleepless yet fun nights continue in the form of a vicious, never-ending cycle, portraying for the viewer a reality we are all too familiar with by now.  


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