Had a long day? Too much on your plate or mind? Looking to calm the voices within? Perhaps Play could be the song for you. Shot in the beautiful locations of Kannur, Kerala, it shows a young woman taking a train ride to meet her grandfather. <br><br>  Released as musician Mali's first single, the song has a calmness that would ring deep and true with the viewer and the listener long after it's over. When the strumming of an acoustic guitar is coupled with the visuals of the sea indeed there is little that can go wrong.

Mali - Play | 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

Indian Railways forms one of the most widespread transport networks in the world, helping innumerable people get to their destination everyday. Here's an ad film which celebrates precisely that. As millions of Indians embark on their journey, this massive network of trains, despite its glitches, continues to run on its feet. <br><br>The beauty of this film on Indian Railways, lies in the fact that despite its short duration, it manages to get across its message about the Railways in the most wonderful manner.  The release of the campaign coincided with the opening day of the Commonwealth Games (CWG) in Delhi.

Indian Railways | Short Film of the Day

It's all about perspective, is it not? And all familial conflict not be resolved by tweaking your own persective only a bit, can it not? The short film raises these questions and answers them too as the narrative unfolds. The Second Home is about a girl's journey from her maternal home to that of her in-laws. This transition might not always be smooth, but with the a little love and kindness, it can be eased into, suggests the film. It finally leaves the audience with the message to not simply call someone their daughter, but to also actually treat them like their own.

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