Pain
Being stranded in a forest post an accident, the protagonist struggles to get himself out, and in the process discovers a boon and a curse of the forest. With his only accomplice, a photo of Mahatma Gandhi on the currency, the protagonist now has to decide whether to live with the deemed blessing and curse or to escape both.
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Saransh MohiteDirectorDouble Door Fridge, David Monty, Colours, Sound Sleeep
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Saransh MohiteWriterDouble Door Fridge, David Monty, Colours, Sound Sleeep
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Saransh MohiteProducer
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Akshay MararKey Cast"Akshay"
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Project Type:Short, Web / New Media
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Genres:Drama
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Runtime:25 minutes
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Completion Date:October 5, 2021
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Production Budget:1,500 USD
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Country of Origin:India
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Country of Filming:India
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Language:English, Hindi
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:2.35:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Saransh Mohite is the founder of the Media Agency - Rectriangle Pictures, based in India. He has produced and directed a few short films that have been selected in many film festivals - Colours, David Monty, Sound Sleeep. He has studied Advertising and has learnt Film Making by experimenting with Stories and Camera.
He began his career as a Fashion and Commercial Photographer, moving onto teaching for a short stint in various Universities across Mumbai in the Advertising & Cinema Filed, and gradually shifted to Cinema for the love of it.
Post an adventurous trip to Nepal, I was stuck to the bed for 4 months due to a shoulder dislocation surgery. With nothing much to do sprouted the idea of Pain. While going through the painful physio post surgery, the sessions that I absolutely abhorred, made me realise how important it is to feel pain, to feel alive.
The forest here symbolises a restless mind. The mind that scares us with the unknown and stops us from pushing our own boundaries to achieve the greatness. The forest is not letting the protagonist escape but in return has given him a gift that he can’t feel any pain. The protagonist goes on a quest to stretch the limits of this gift and releases that this is not a gift but in-fact a curse.