The story maps the journey of cotton from a rag to a teddy bear. Narrated from the point of view of the
piece of cotton, the film speaks of the feelings of loneliness, affection, attachment and abandonment
that it faced during the many stages of its life. The film is short, concise, and result of the efforts of primarily a single-member-crew. <br><br> The story can also be seen as a satire on current times,
when electronic gadgets have replaced all other mode of recreation that children of previous
generations had. Today, simulation has overtaken imagination, and the film perhaps does its little bit to remind the viewer of the same.

Cotton | Short Film Nominee

Soft talk is an imagination of what soft toys talk about when humans go to sleep. All the toys in
the house gather around for a meeting to discuss affairs which are national, social, domestic and even
personal. <br><br> Quite aptly, this conversation is called 'soft talk'. From creatures of the sea, to pandas, wild animals, each
one participates in a democratic discussion on how the humans are tackling corona. On the level of the
cinematic, the films seems a bit raw, but, perhaps, children may find it enjoyable, funny, and even
useful to understand big, grown-up subjects.

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