Direction & Screenplay - Sonali Chandrakar & Vineet Horo Sound Production - Vineet Horo, Sonali Chandrakar, Shristi Chandrakar Sound Design - Ronak Parmar Cinematography - Vineet Horo Sita's Journey: Unveiling Women's Existence" is a thought-provoking and visually captivating film that explores the contemporary role and existence of women in modern society, drawing inspiration from the timeless epic of Ramayana. Through a reimagined narrative, the film delves deep into the struggles, aspirations, and triumphs of women, shedding light on their multifaceted identities and challenging societal norms. Set in a bustling metropolis, the film revolves around the character of Sita, a strong-willed and independent woman who embodies the essence of women's existence in the modern world. Sita's journey mirrors the trials and tribulations faced by women in society, addressing themes of gender inequality, societal expectations, and the search for identity. As the story unfolds, Sita encounters various archetypal characters representing different facets of womanhood. She confronts the patriarchal mindset through encounters with figures like Ravana, who symbolizes oppression and male dominance. Along her journey, Sita also encounters empowering female allies who inspire her to embrace her strength and challenge the status quo. The film explores Sita's inner conflicts as she grapples with societal pressures, finding a delicate balance between her aspirations, responsibilities, and her own self-worth. Drawing parallels from the Ramayana, the narrative incorporates modern twists and turns to emphasize the relevance of women's struggles and empowerment in today's world. "Sita's Journey: Unveiling Women's Existence" serves as a powerful commentary on the existing gender dynamics and the need for societal transformation. It raises important questions about women's rights, agency, and the importance of breaking free from traditional stereotypes. Through its compelling storytelling, evocative visuals, and captivating performances, the film aims to spark conversations about women's empowerment and the importance of creating an inclusive and equal society. "Sita's Journey" encourages viewers to reflect on the challenges faced by women and inspires them to contribute to a world where every woman can thrive and find her own voice. Note: The film's title and synopsis are fictional and created solely for the purpose of this response.

Director's Cut Synopsis The universe is a small village in northern India. Primarily the characters in this universe represent the modern vs the orthodox clashes through small sketches. The story revolves around the case to solve missing babies in the village and how each character takes part in solving the issue. The story ends with a revelation that it was all the result of their day-to-day practices affecting everyone's health in the village. Credits Story & Direction Bharat Vineet Horo Storyboard, Character Design Bharat Screenplay, Sound & Edit Vineet Horo Dialogues Vineet Horo Abhishek Pandey Animation & Coloring Artist (2D) Sukanya Paul Shashank Shukla Bharat Modeling & Anomation Artist (3D) Anand Thamma Vineet Horo Background & Illustration Artist Rohan Bhatia Lips Sync Rig Yati Kiran Akkta Panwar - Ayitee Ashutoessh - Sarpanj/News Eklovey kashyap - Guru/Hukumnath Bharat - Mazru Sushant Verma - Shamitabh/Adidev Devshree Nath - Sonali The challenge The current government-driven messaging around maternal and child health areas tends to rely on traditional modes of communication such as counseling from Frontline Health Workers (FLAWs), posters displayed in schools and Angandwadi centers, and loudspeaker announcements and activities. These usually include some of the following tropes of: Information overload Using technical jargon language Being preachy Staying at the level of “awareness building” In recent years, there has been an increased governmental focus on disseminating information using digital modes of delivery. As a part of this, the Poshan Gyan dashboard – a national digital repository of communication collateral that targets health and nutrition promotion – was launched by NITI Aayog in 2021. Unfortunately, a large part of the digital collateral available is still plagued by the issues of traditional modes of communication. Approach To bridge the gap between information overload and narrative storytelling, our client approached us with the idea of using animation as the primary medium. According to the client, the constraint was to create a short story that was not direct or preachy. Our team of animators, designers, and filmmakers took advantage of the medium's versatility to create characters and a world that are relatable to the target audience. Shamitabh, our protagonist, guides us through the story from the sets of ABC (Ab Banoge Crorepati), a rendition of the popular reality TV show. Mazru, our antagonist, is a monster personified as malnutrition who kidnaps infants/babies who are vulnerable to malnutrition at a young age. Different supporting characters and our simple village setting aided us in conveying relevant information in an effective and memorable manner. For the film's environments, we created frame-by-frame 2D character animation with 3D models and sets, as well as digital painting with watercolor treatment. This fusion of mediums was a challenge that we successfully overcame by structuring our workflow in a way that allowed us to finish the film in a timely manner. Another challenge in this film was the development that occurred during COVID lockdowns, and the entire post-production was done remotely, with team members located all over the world. None of the talents were under the same roof, so they coordinated via video calls and screen shares. Impact/Learnings The impact of this film helped researchers on the field in the extreme rural areas of northern India in understanding that the characters in the story were effective in communicating the message, but it also revealed new insights in front of the target audience that a simple dialogue like "kali shakti" made them think of black magic and they were more intrigued by the fact that there were very few female characters leading the story, which was not the intent. This also clarified our preconceived notions and the knowledge that people living in extremely rural areas have.

The story is around two companions, Golu and Siki, both in their early 30's. They live in a little village in West Bengal. Siki is a shrewd, advanced, savvy man with less compassion where as Golu is a helping, straightforward man who carries on with a genuine life. The film starts when Golu gets an orchestrated engagement proposition from his inaccessible uncle. We see his purposes behind not getting hitched but rather then likewise discover an adjustment in the character and afterward his readiness to get hitched. The film experiences the manner of thinking and learning of characters shape this occasion. We see absence of appetite to change and advance. The film catches the climate around them which resembles a dormant water. Indeed, even in the most profound inconveniences we perceive how these two-character respond and change by the component of escaping their dreary life. Lyadh Productions Directed by - Vineet Horo NID Graduation Project - 2017

Welcome to my heartwarming short film, "Annukt", which celebrates the incredible bond between a grandmother and her granddaughter. Through beautiful cinematography and powerful storytelling, this film captures the enduring love, wisdom, and guidance that grandmothers provide to their families. This film is a tribute to all the grandmothers out there who work tirelessly to ensure the well-being and happiness of their loved ones. We hope that it will inspire viewers to reflect on the importance of family and the power of intergenerational connections. So sit back, relax, and prepare to be moved by the heartwarming story of "A Grandmother's Love and Care". Thank you for watching!

"Hands That Fed Me" is a captivating academic short film created by the talented students of the School Of Design, Doon University, during a Fiction-Script-Writing course. The narrative, which takes place in a dystopian society, centers on Patricia and her people as they fight to survive under the tyrannical reign of a corrupt government and propaganda peace. The country's youth are forced to leave their native country in pursuit of a better future in other countries due to this depressing reality. Ben, a dedicated person who embarks on a transforming trip, is encouraged by meeting Jacob, a strong 60-year-old guy living with an autoimmune condition, to make a decision in the midst of this depressing environment. Ben is aware of the youth's enormous potential. He realizes that they must band together and fight for a brighter future for their country in order to effect change and topple the corrupt regime. "Hands That Fed Me" is a powerful tale of hope, resilience, and the strength of collective action. It highlights the significance of young people taking a stand against corruption and reclaiming their nation's destiny. Through captivating storytelling and emotional performances, this short film serves as an inspiration for audiences to reflect upon the power they possess to reshape their society and create a better tomorrow. DISCLAIMER This short film, titled 'Hands That Fed Me', is a creative work produced by a group of student filmmakers, as part of an academic exercise. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT ALL CHARACTERS, NAMES, LOCATIONS, AND EVENTS DEPICTED IN THIS FILM ARE ENTIRELY FICTIONAL. ANY RESEMBLANCE TO ACTUAL PERSONS, WHETHER LIVING OR DECEASED, OR TO REAL INCIDENTS IS PURELY COINCIDENTAL. Furthermore, THIS STUDENT FILM IS NOT INTENDED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES AND DOES NOT SEEK TO GENERATE ANY PROFIT. Its primary purpose is to serve as a learning experience and showcase the filmmaker's skills and creativity. Please be aware that the content of this film may contain scenes, themes, or dialogue that some viewers may find sensitive or uncomfortable. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. By watching this film, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT THE STUDENT FILMMAKERS, THE ACADEMIC INSTITUTION, AND ANY INDIVIDUALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PRODUCTION OF THIS FILM ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY PERCEIVED SIMILARITIES, REAL OR IMAGINED, TO ANY PERSONS, EVENTS, OR INCIDENTS, OR FOR ANY ADVERSE EFFECTS THAT MAY ARISE FROM VIEWING THE CONTENT. Thank you for understanding the purely fictional nature of this student film and for supporting the educational endeavors of aspiring filmmakers.

A story of a teen age love! Follow me on, https://www.behance.net/v_horo

Finding yourself.

A film on security drill for a star hotel The Oterra, in Bengaluru, India. The film captures the how to react in a panic situation.

A film made by school students. A group of film lovers who are new to camera, acting, edit, direction but have an immense passion and strong will, gave a 93 minutes of film.