Mehta & Co.

just fill in with your grief, because it's always behind the unwanted responsibilities, bitter memories, unfulfilled desires and the love you crave for. All these things traumatize you and never let you embrace the grief truly. I loved how the film uses the outer socio-political element to trigger his inner emotions. When they questioned his father's identity, hard work and attacks the shop which was one last thing remaining which keeps him closer to his father, thats when for the first time he confronts his feelings and realises that his dad has really left them and that moment is just so brilliantly captured, even the final scene of breakdown, where he cried his heart out. It's a beautiful short film about embracing the grief and coming to terms in life, and in a short span of time the film perfectly lays out different themes and combines them perfectly to make it relevant as well as provoking.