Short Films

Fool For Love movie review: Satarupa Sanyal helms a gentle, quiet little film about the wicked ways of love

Fool for Love never becomes anything more than a mood-piece, the film equivalent of chamber music that plays at the edge of your consciousness and vanishes without leaving a trace.

Maacher Jhol, Tungrus, Last Day of Summer: A round-up of 2018's best short films by veteran and debutant directors

Among the plethora of short films made in that year, films like Maacher Jhol, Pavsacha Nibandh and Mayat stood out

Aabobo Film Festival 2018: Govinda Raju's Sonyacha Amba, Prateek Vats' Retracing Freedom; Goa to be showcased on Day 2

Day 2 of the Aabobo Film Festival will feature four shorts Narbodh, Shreyas Chougule's Vaarasa, Govinda Raju's Sonyacha Amba, and Retracing Freedom; Goa

India's first short films channel ShortsTV launched; Rasika Dugal calls Chutney a breakthrough

Kristina Reed, producer of the Oscar-winning short animation film Feast, said what's amazing about short films is that one can make it with fewer resources

Last Day of Summer movie review: This heartfelt short film weaves an intimate father-son tale

Last Day of Summer is a letter, lovingly composed, slipped inside a simple envelope and left on the recipient’s table, patiently waiting to be opened

Bhaiyya Morey movie review: What could have been an enjoyable outing ends up as a cheap magic trick

Bhaiyya Morey frustrates you with the promise of truly having something worthy up its sleeve

Nitishastra review: Taapsee Pannu's rape-revenge short film feels like a parody of Pink

In Nitishastra, the character of the rapist ends up going to jail only to run off and get killed by Taapsee Pannu, who must take the law in her own hands because Pink?

Pashi movie review: Seemingly gentle story of love and desire that grows increasingly complex

For a film that’s emerged from Himachal Pradesh, whose film industry, hitherto non-existent, is only beginning to take baby steps, Pashi’s minor hiccoughs can be interpreted as opportunities for a new breed of filmmakers to take off from.

Listener movie review: An empathetic tale that slips in a charming twist at the end

Listener is a film that respects its audience, stays true to its characters, gets the fundamentals right, takes a brave leap of imagination or two and lingers in the mind for hours | Large Short Films

Kartaa movie review: Bats for the millions who spend their days trying to eke out a living

This 20-minute long story of a small-time real estate broker, despite all its flaws, needs to be seen.