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This is a story about two strangers coming together. Two very different individuals connect via a match making app and the result would have been quite predictable but these two are not what we see them as. Our handsome dude, Pat, is a stylish young man with an old world charm and our girl, Zara, is a mild mannered, classy lass with lots of oomph. The setup is perfect and their first meeting kicks off on an exciting note, but as things start to heat up something unexpected and eerie happens. What follows is a series of events with a lot of fireworks. This short film promises to excite you and make you laugh. It's a hook-up story with a twist.

Love cannot be defined, it can only be expressed. One such day is Raksha Bandhan where a brother is reminded of his love, affection and duty towards his sister. The beauty and essence of the occasion lies in the sister tying a thread that symbolises the eternal bond, on a brother's wrist. It doesn't matter whether he is far or near he will be there for her because family always comes first.

# FB Live is a new generation short film that is based around the lives of a couple who are deeply engrossed in social media. They live in a fantasy world which is completely detached from reality and devoid of emotions. It is a slice of life that the audience can relate to, in today's time.

Shaam Ki Roshni is a short film that delves deep into the emotions and sentiments of the elderly. It tries to explore the feelings that these aged people go through when their own children have abandoned them and misbehaved with them especially during Diwali. Shaam Ki Roshni brings out the true meaning of parental love by showcasing to its audience the forgiving nature of parents. With age comes maturity and this has been portrayed by these brilliant actors who play the role of friends. They will make the audience realise that in old age friends are the greatest companions one can wish for, that life is like a flower who's purpose is to bloom, spread fragrance and then writher and die. Everyone has to search for, and cherish their moment of happiness. Such is the journey of life, everyone has to go through it.

India is like a film where the society is in a continuous transition, and the societal roles and responsibilities are evolving amongst women at a transcendental rate. While traditional role-playing is still seen in majority of the households, there are a lot of interesting profiles evolving amongst the modern Indian women. Since 1947, there has been a radical departure from the monochromatic traditional portrayal of the Indian woman. Independent woman of independent India. Stereotypes are passé. The present day Indian woman doesn't succumb to societal pressure; her voice, her choice. "Become who you are," is the new mantra. Ask her and she will say, "I am who I am." As Rene Descartes had once rightly said "I think, therefore I am" sums up the short film appropriately.