This is a17-min short film about the daily lives of several Indian women and how the society views the role of a 'homemaker', even in this day and age.
People can either relate to it, or seen this unfold in real life, or know people live through this on a daily basis, or worse, all of the above.
The story, unlike other similar stories, takes a bold turn. I was hoping it kept that turn, but I understand why it didn't (which is sad reality). Something felt incomplete, perhaps it's the fact that the story was short, would have liked to see an hour long version of it, or maybe a feature length?
Worth your 17 mins, especially since it's free to watch. Don't be surprised if you find yourself making some phone calls after this one.
People can either relate to it, or seen this unfold in real life, or know people live through this on a daily basis, or worse, all of the above.
The story, unlike other similar stories, takes a bold turn. I was hoping it kept that turn, but I understand why it didn't (which is sad reality). Something felt incomplete, perhaps it's the fact that the story was short, would have liked to see an hour long version of it, or maybe a feature length?
Worth your 17 mins, especially since it's free to watch. Don't be surprised if you find yourself making some phone calls after this one.
