Top 10 Short Films You Just Can’t Miss To Watch

1. Bypass

This film easily takes the top spot on this list owing to its visually stunning cinematography and full use of the beauty that the mysterious deserts of Rajasthan have to offer. This work of art is also unique, thanks to veteran actors, Irfan Khan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui Nawazuddin Siddiqui was born in Budhana in Muzaffa >> Read More... , for delivering some powerful performance despite the absence of dialogue of any kind. It is a true masterpiece of Hindi cinema and certainly a testament to the fact that we can produce great works of art other than the usual movie droll.

2. Rastaa

The film revolves around a milestone of an occurrence in the otherwise nondescript lives of two little boys begging on the streets of the Maximum City, that is Mumbai. The movie is directed by Digvijay Chauhan and centres its plot around a traffic signal amidst the busy and rather saddening indifferent crowd of Mumbai.

3. That Day After Everyday

Directed by movie the maven Anurag Kashyap Born on 10th September 1972, Anurag Kashyap has es >> Read More... , this short film serves as a bold and powerful statement against the widespread eve-teasing in India. The film is also enhanced considerably by its climax.

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Having lost his parents in a bomb blast, the movie shows an uncaring world through the eyes of an orphan, Ranu. Portraying the dark sides of people caught up in their work in urban cities, Adi Burman Adi Burman, born in Mumbai, India, is a creative p >> Read More... delivers a must-watch.

5. Little Terrorist

This movie has claimed the rare honour of being nominated for the 2005 Academy Awards. It showcases the gripping tale of a young boy from Pakistan who ends up across the border in India and his journey of returning to his homeland.

6. Tubelight Ka Chaand

You will get so engrossed in this film that you will barely notice that it has virtually no dialogue. Promising young actor, Mohammed Shariq Bio coming soon... >> Read More... is a delight to watch in this nostalgic trip down the memory lane, all the way to our sweet, innocent school days.

7. Migration

Settling down on the important yet under-publicised issue of AIDS awareness, the movie is a timely entry to banish whatever taboo remains to surround the issue. Actors, Irfan Khan and Shiney Ahuja Shiney Ahuja was born on May 15, 1975, to Suraj Pr >> Read More... , do the needful in this acclaimed work by veteran director, Mira Nair Mira Nair, a veteran Filmmaker, based in New York >> Read More... .

8. Afterglow

The movie will coax some genuine laughs out of you while making you feel remorseful about how indifferent the society is. Watching people offer their sycophantic sympathies to a grieving widow will certainly evoke these very emotions.

9. Ahalya

This thriller takes on the ambitious and mammoth task of providing the quintessence of the Ramayana in a short span of 14 minutes. Watching a compacted version of an epic has never been this entertaining or thrilling.

10. Chai

The montage exhibited here does the unique task of transporting us into the lives of four immigrants as they navigate through some very common and familiar problems. It offers an insight in the form of a case study for character development while providing a rare glimpse at some very diverse perspectives.