Nuttah traces the journey of a mother’s grief following the loss of her unborn child. Since the process of
grieving is not linear, neither is the film. The narrative uses dreams, nightmares, illusions and fantasy to explore
the many layers of emotion that the mother undergoes. Her journey from the domestic to the wild is
made sense of through symbolism. <br><br> As though the exploration couldn’t be fairly dealt with in one
domain, the film moves into the domain of fantasy, dark magic and even flashes of horror, to find a
visual language to best tell the story of a loss that was neither fully whole, nor fully realised.

Nuttah | Short Film Nominee

Very relevant in contemporary times, Doorbell is the story of an activist who is waging a battle against the government. A son of a farmer, he is determined to change the world for the better. Consequently, despite being a gold medalist with degrees from reputed institutions, he chooses a life of struggle and humbleness to be able to bring about that change. <br><br> The narrative does a good job of unfolding itself in a manner that allows it to catch the viewer unaware and shocked. It also offers a comment on how ideals, courage, betrayal and the fight for survival are not confined to any one religion or community. All the characters are in it together, and the choices they make will determine the side to which they pledge their loyalty.

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