Prashant Bhilare

Even though the top court of the different countries of the world may legalize homosexuality and recognize same sex marriage, most of these countries have a long way to go until these unions are accepted by their societies. "Mann Ki Baat" (literally, The Heart Speaks) is about one such man residing in India (a predominantly conservative society) who fears that he may not be accepted by his race and the society in general for who he is.

The radio in the kitchen play popular Bollywood songs as a mother cooks food for her children. The children are busy in their own innocent world. The negligent father smokes cigarettes on the roof.

A short film that explores the theme of auto-eroticism. A man is sexually aroused by his own's self. It's the first film in the director's male erotica trilogy.

Two actors are cast to enact the same role of a scene in the same short film. They both fumble. They both goof-up.

A man is stalked by a mysterious girl. Mumbai based independent filmmaker Prashant Bhilare's debut with Hindi language.

A poetry recitation on film, a soliloquy about an unrequited love. The short film is based upon a poetry "It Still Rains Here", written and recited by the director himself.