Abhi Tundel
Directing
Biography
Abhi Tundel is a director, writer, and designer. He was born in Ahmedabad, India on 26th March 1998. He was raised in four different cities. Currently, He lives in Bombay, India. Abhi's work is always looking into the maddening realities of society, its melancholia, and the sole dread of mere human existence. Abhi also addresses the themes of equality, juxtaposition, and surreality. He made his first experimental film at the age of 13 and has been writing and making films ever since.
Known For
On a dreary night in 1993 Bombay, Robert Dee, a sensational op-ed journalist, finds himself at the mercy of a young man on the opposite side of the philosophical scale. As the two indulge in a battle of words, will Roger let go of his set ways or will he just make it difficult for himself?
Break Free
A man must make sure to earn enough to take care of his newly born baby. But a man must also check on it once in a while.
The Cradle
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Santa Baby
"Scar Tissue" follows the journey of Ali, a 15-year-old struggling to come to terms with his sexuality and battling thoughts of suicide. Isolated and confused, Ali finds refuge in his unyielding friendship with Vikas, his understanding best friend.
Scar Tissue
One Story, Four Tables, Eight Lives.
Table for 2
Molly has the perfect life working as a psychiatrist in the city, and living with her boyfriend Alex, an optimistic and admirable guy. However, when Alex finds a mysterious chest in the cellar, he begins to realise that he is tangled in her web of lies, burglary, embezzlement and perhaps, even identity theft.
Blood Line
A middle aged Assamese widower navigates grief while trying to move on from the death of his beloved wife, and managing his strained relationship with a young daughter who wants to leave the city to go study at the same college in Delhi, where her late mother studied. This tale takes us through the good, bad and ugly parts of mourning and how different members of the same family go about it, mostly through reminiscing, tears, and questionable coping mechanisms. The daughter convinces her father to have a yard sale as the ultimate "move on". The reluctantly onboard father, discovers that love comes in different forms, and sometimes moving on is giving away the sweater which was a gift from your dead wife to a pair of young lovers who remind you of a younger you: in love and hopeful about the future.