The Visible And The Hidden
With a butcher named Shahnawaz in deep waters over selling illegal beef and his wife Fatima unwilling to conceive another child, matters are made worse for him as one of his daughters is found dead in the woods.
Transgender officer Latika Archana becomes the lead on the case and she begins to unravel the deceit, infidelity, and abuse running rampant in the town at the hands of the corrupt politicians. As Latika tries to unravel the entangled lives of these men, government officials, and Shahnawaz and his family, more people are pronounced dead and Latika’s investigation becomes complicated. She soon finds her interrogation leading to three men.
Soon Latika too becomes the target and is burned alive in broad daylight. Luckily her investigation yielded enough evidence to locate and pursue the accused, who confessed to the crimes, detailing for law enforcement each connected relationship and event that led to the string of murders.
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Shreejith Shreekanthan NairWriter
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Project Type:Screenplay
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Number of Pages:120
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Country of Origin:India
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First-time Screenwriter:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Tagore International Film FestivalIndia
Oustanding achievement award -
Calcutta Cult International Film FestivalIndia
Outstanding Achievement Award
Name – Shreejith Shreekanthan Nair
CONTACT
Phone – +91 9923441936
Email – Shreejith_nr@yahoo.com
INTERESTS
Filmmaking, Script Writing, Movies & Music
EDUCATION
B.A (Economics), 2001, Mumbai University.
Filmmaking Workshop (April 2011 – Dec 2011)
EXPERIENCE IN FILMS
Green Bappa
(Documentary - 2017)
34min & 67sec
Served as Co-Director
Backed by “Yes Foundation” it has been screened to
approximately 20,000 students till date.
Good Morning
(student film - 2011)
8min
Served as Co-Director
Screened at IFFI –Goa 2011
Hexis
(Student film - 2011)
12 min
Served as Screenwriter
Screened at IFFI –Goa 2011
My story, The Visible and The Hidden, is a brave, dark, gritty, & heartfelt suspense murder mystery set in contemporary India. It dives into themes that many people in our country are uncomfortable discussing, and I want to talk about them more loudly through cinema.