Barun Chanda, Samrat Mukherjee in a short film on father-son relationship

Indranil Banerjee

is back with yet another short film after earning accolades for India’s first horror mini-series and the short ‘

Urmimala

’ (won 9 awards). His latest directorial stars Barun Chanda and Samrat Mukherjee while the cinematography is being handled by Tuhin Dasgupta.

It’s a story about a father and his son. The short film, produced by Maitrayee De, starts with a man entering a flat with a bag of vegetables and mutton. He goes around cleaning the household and cooking for an old man. While taking care of the old man various emotions run through him. He serves food to the old man, but he throws the plate away and accuses the young man of trying to harm him. He claims that he has stopped taking mutton after suffering a stroke. Then why intentionally he has been served mutton?

The conversation that follows reveals they have a father-son relationship. Lots of emotional exchange takes place as they speak. We see accusations, grudges, allegations, complaints, explanations and clarification and discontentment as they both try to prove their point. In the end, the son leaves the room thinking his father is as selfish as ever. What happens next forms the crux of the story.

With everything in place, the shooting will start soon.