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Full & Final

A nice man gets sick of chasing his ex-boss for his pending salary. He decides to change his ways and inadvertently ends up inspiring his housemaid to do something crazy.

  • Sohit Khanna
    Director
  • Sohit Khanna
    Writer
  • Prakhar Singh
    Key Cast
    "Sushil"
  • Tuhina Vohra
    Key Cast
    "Mary"
    Criminal Justice
  • Ishaan Chhabra
    Music Composer
    Writing With Fire, Children of War, Budhiya Singh, Omerta, Srikanth
  • Saket Gyani
    Cinematographer
    Follower
  • Manendra Lodhi
    Editor
    Siya, Dilli Dark
  • Project Type:
    Short
  • Runtime:
    16 minutes 10 seconds
  • Completion Date:
    July 7, 2023
  • Country of Origin:
    India
  • Country of Filming:
    India
  • Language:
    Hindi
  • Shooting Format:
    Digital
  • Aspect Ratio:
    16:9
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
  • New York Indian Film Festival
    New york
    United States
    June 2, 2024
    World Premiere
  • Touchstone Independent Film Festival

    United States
    Best Indie Short
  • Chicago South Asian Film Festival
    Chicago
    United States
    In Competition
Director Biography - Sohit Khanna

Sohit Khanna works as a Screenwriter & Creative Director in Mumbai. He has worked as a commissioned writer for long-form fiction content for some of the most reputed Indian studios namely Red Chillies, Endemol Shine & Jar Pictures. He was part of the writers’ room at Drishyam Films and Disney-India as a fiction writer. His previous short film Spellbound commissioned by LXL Ideas, a horror-comedy was selected for Chicago International Children's Film Festival & Sharjah Film Festival among others. Currently, he is trying to make his debut feature film which like the genre of the film is turning out to be a dark comedy.

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Director Statement

Based on my repeated experiences of pending payments and feeling sheerly helpless dealing with unfair film producers Full & Final was born out of outrage. This short film and the journey of making it turned out to be immensely cathartic and wonderfully satisfying.

I wanted to speak about an everyday injustice with a dark-comedic tone. What happens when a "nice" man decides to "get tough" to get what is rightfully his? He ends up in a bigger mess made worse by his overthinking self-doubting temperament.
Along with the comedic narrative, the film also brushes upon class, money-driven privilege and morality-driven anxieties as themes.