2023 Last Days of Summer Short Boti mins 15 Virtual 2023 India Drama A recurring mysterious sound from Himalaya mountains is only heard by two curious young shepherds. Unable to convince the villagers of the worrying nature of such sound, they journey into the unknown to unravel the mystery. Official Selection of the Rotterdam International Film Festival (IFFR), INTERFILM Berlin, & the Dharamshala International Film Festival Tickets 5/3/24, 11:00 AM Eventive Writer/Director/Producer Stenzin Tankong Born in 1990, Stenzin Tankong is a Film & Television graduate from the Symbiosis Centre of Media and Communication. He’s a director and scriptwriter from Ladakh. He has been working on motion pictures for about five years now, and his one aim is to bring the stories of his people and culture onto the world platform. LAST DAYS OF SUMMER is his first professional film. Director: Stenzin Tankong Producer: Flore Cavigneaux, Jérôme Blesson Stenzin Tankong, Urgain Phunts Writer: Jigmet Wangchuk Cast: Tsewang Chodak, Stanzin Thupstan , Padma Angmo Editor: Crew: Andrea Boccadoro, Bigyna Dahal, Gilles Bénardeau This Event is supported in part by a Mini Grant from Humanities Texas. Community Partners for the Film More Films

Lunana: A Yak In The Classroom Bhutan | undefined undefined | undefined | undefined TICKETS DONATE TO NEPAL Restoration Process About the Artist Trailer For English subtitles, make sure to turn on the YouTube closed captions. Credits Crew: Director: Writer: Producer(s): Film Editor: Featured Cast: Thank you to our community partners for this screening! This program was made possible in part with a grant from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

April 24, 2026 at 5:30:00 PM AFS Cinema Texas Premiere Shape of Momo India 2025 Hybrid Q&A with writer-director Tribeny Rai and writer-editor Kislay TICKETS BUY A BADGE Busan International Film Festival (Vision Section) - Songwon Vision Award and Taipei Film Commission Award Kolkata International Film Festival - Best Film Singapore International Film Festival Best Narrative Feature Jury & Audience Choice Award - Indie Meme Film Festival 2026 Bishnu, 32, returns to her ancestral Himalayan village after quitting her city job, only to face mounting family pressures and rigid societal expectations. Awaiting her are her grandmother, who hopes her son will return from Dubai; her mother, eager to see Bishnu settled and married and her pregnant sister Junu, who has come seeking refuge due to tensions at her in-laws’ home. As old conflicts resurface with Junu’s arrival and a tentative relationship develops with Gyan, a “suitable” local architect, Bishnu is caught between tradition and her desire for independence. Navigating this fragile web of expectations and defiance, she must choose whether to conform or forge her own path. Restoration Process Film restoration process Photo courtesy: Film Heritage Foundation About the Artist Tribeny Rai is a filmmaker from Sikkim. Her work explores female experience within the layered landscapes of the Eastern Himalayas. ‘Shape of Momo’ is her debut feature. --- Kislay is a freelance filmmaker and alumnus of Film and Television Institute of India, Pune. He has made the feature Aise Hee (Just Like That) and three shorts and co-written the much acclaimed ‘Soni’ (directed by lvan Ayr). Trailer For English subtitles, make sure to turn on the YouTube closed captions. Credits Crew: Director: Tribeny Rai Writer: Kislay Tribeny Rai Producer(s): Dalley Khorsani Productions Kathkala Films Film Editor: Anil Aalayam Kislay Featured Cast: Gaumaya Gurung Pashupati Rai Shyamashree Sherpa Bhanu Maya Rai Rahul Mukhia Thank you to our community partners for this screening!

In a Himalayan school, the lives of a fifteen-year-old boy and a widowed vice principal quietly intertwine after he’s bullied for cross-dressing in a folk dance. April 22, 2026 at 6:15:00 PM AFS Cinema Texas Premiere Hills Don't Dance Alone India | Short 2025 | 24 mins | Hindi, Pahari Live Q&A with lead actor Sangeeta Agrawal Followed by the film Vimukt (In Search of the Sky) TICKETS DONATE TO NEPAL Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival Mosiac International South Asian Film Festival - Best International Short TOTO Awards 2026 - Best Short film At a school in the Himalayas, fifteen-year-old Sachin is bullied for cross-dressing in a folk dance performance. Anju, the middle-aged vice principal of the school, steps in, but it unravels more than she anticipated. As both quietly navigate their secret struggles, their lives begin to intertwine, forming a bond that neither can name but both need. Restoration Process About the Artist Shubham Negi is a poet, writer, and director from Himachal Pradesh. He was one of the winners of Netflix and Film Companion's TakeTen grant in 2024, through which he made his debut short film 'Hills Don't Dance Alone', which had its world premiere at the Academy-Award qualifying Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival in competition. It went on to screen at Tasveer, and emerged the winner of Best International Short at MISAFF ‘25. It is having its Indian Premiere at the Kolkata People’s Film Festival in Jan ‘26. His feature 'Soma Helang' was selected to be a part of the NFDC Co-Production Market 2024. The same project was developed through his fellowship at the Writer’s Ink Lab and emerged as one of the winners, securing him a mentorship from Vikramaditya Motwane (Udaan, Un Certain Regard, Cannes). He is also a two-time fellow of the QueerFrames Screenwriting Lab. His short film script ‘Makeup Room’ won the QDrishti short film grant 2025 at the Kashish Queer Film Festival and is currently in preproduction. It is being produced by Neeraj Churi (Cactus Pears), Vikramaditya Motwane, Yashasvi Juyal, among others. His short documentary ‘How Much Space Does a Firefly Take?’ won the Nagari Short Film Production Grant and is streaming on YouTube. His web show ‘Tuition’ was an official selection at the SWA Pitch Fest ‘25 and CineVesture Film Market ‘25. He also worked as a writing intern on Black Warrant's Season 2. In 2024, Netflix sent him to the Busan International Film Festival as a part of its Fund for Creative Equity cohort. Trailer For English subtitles, make sure to turn on the YouTube closed captions. Credits Crew: Director: Shubham Negi Writer: Shubham Negi Producer(s): Udit Raj Somani Anupama Chopra Neeraj Churi Shubham Negi Film Editor: Amit Kulkarni Udit Raj Somani Featured Cast: Sangeeta Agrawal Tanishq Chaudhary Palvi Jaswal Thank you to our community partners for this screening! This program was made possible in part with a grant from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

During a politically unstable time, a young girl tries to escape Yangon by relying on her friend. However, things may not work out as planned. Eventive Virtual May 3 - May 5, 2024 See-zar Tain (Evening Clouds) Myanmar | Short 2022 | 18 mins | Burmese TICKETS DONATE TO NEPAL Singapore International Film Festival - Singapore, Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival - India, Mini Kino Film Week - Indonesia, Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival Since their factory closed down, San Kyi (18) and her close friend Theint Theint Oo (25) are out of work. San was set up for an arranged marriage by her mother, but since Theint planned to return to her hometown to work, San decided to run away with her. But can the two rely on one another in their plan? Restoration Process About the Artist Aung Phyoe is a writer, director and film editor. He was born in Pakokku, Upper Myanmar. He is a B.Eng graduate from Nanyang Technological University Singapore, where he developed a strong interest in cinema entering the cinema club at the university. He also began to take film classes and attend screenings at the Film Society in Singapore, which reinforced his passion for cinema. Later, he earned a Diploma in Editing from Mumbai-based film school, Whistling Woods International. His first short film ''Seasonal Rain'' was screened for Open Doors Screening at 71 st Locarno Film Festival and he edited a feature film ''Murder on the Road to Kathmandu'' (2018). In 2018, he participated in the Autumn Meeting's Director Workshop mentored by Tran Anh Hung. His second short film ''Cobalt Blue'' was selected to Pardi di domani - International Competition at 72nd Locarno Film Festival, which became the first Myanmar short film to be selected for competition. His feature film project "Fruit Gathering'' won the Main Jury Prize at Myanmar Script Fund (2017), the Autumn Meeting's Grand Prix in Vietnam (2018) and CNC Development Prize at Locarno's Open Doors Hub (2020). In 2018, he co-founded ''3-ACT Cinema Magazine': which promotes film education and national cinematic heritage and is actively involved in the Myanmar Independent film scene. Trailer For English subtitles, make sure to turn on the YouTube closed captions. Credits Crew: Director: Aung Phyoe Writer: Aung Phyoe Producer(s): Thu Thu Shein Thaiddhi Claire Marquet Vit Janecek Claire Marquet Vit Janecek Film Editor: Thu Thu Shein Featured Cast: Nandar Myat Aung Thiri May Thu May Paing Soe Mg Bhone Thank you to our community partners for this screening! This program was made possible in part with a grant from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

 A lonely laundry worker from the suburbs of Kolkata finds companionship in an unclaimed red dress, which triggers memories from the past. Back to Festival Program U.S. Premiere Laali India I 35 mins I Drama I 2020 I Hindi w/ English subtitles A lonely laundryman from the suburbs of Calcutta finds companionship in an unclaimed red dress, which triggers esoteric memories from the past. Featuring perennial favorite actor Panjak Tripathi (Gangs of Wasseypur , Mango Dreams, Newton) in the leading role, alongside rising star Ekavali Khanna (What Will People Say , Veere Di Wedding), the film is an atmospheric, masterfully performed tale of memory, loneliness, and the ache of other, possible lives. In it's short running time, Laali will will 'tug the unknown strings of your heart"(Indian Express) with it's unusual yet carefully unravaled tale of the connection that ensues between a man and a dress. + S creens in SHORTS PROGRAM 3: In Your Head GET YOUR FESTIVAL BADGE VIRTUAL PREMIERE : SAT. APRIL 24 - 4:00PM CT About the Artist Abhiroop Basu is an award-winning director and screenwriter based out of Calcutta, India. A student of South Point High School and St. Xavier's College Calcutta, Abhiroop went on to study at the prestigious Prague Film School in the Czech Republic. His award-winning shorts include AFTERNOON WITH JULIA, THE PAPERMAN, and THIS IS WHEN WE FIRST MET, which went on to win accolades overseas. His recent short, MEAL (starring Adil Hussain) earned great acclaim and won Best Actor & Best Screenplay at the Pune Int'l Film Festival. LAALI has it's premiere at the prestigious Dharamshala International Film Festival. Thank you to our community partner(s) for this screening: the Austin Film Society, and the Austin Film Commission! Credits Crew Writer/Director: ABHIROOP BASU DOP : DEEP METKAR Producer(s): ABHIROOP BASU AAKASH GHOSHAL SUSHILA JAIN SHIREESHA KADIYALA SAMIR SARKAR MADHU SINGHEE Exec. Producer: TUSHAR TYAGI Screenplay: ABHIROOP BASU KUNAL MITRA Art Direction: RANAJIT GHORAI Cast: PANKAJ TRIPATHI EKAVALI KHANNA Associate Director: KUNAL MITRA Chief Asst. Director: SREECHETA DAS Sound : JUGAL BAG KINKINI DEB AAKASH GHOSHAL KALESH LAKSHMANAN ANINDIT ROY Music Editor: AAKASH GHOSHAL Costume Stylist : AMRITA MITRA VIJAYA KUMARI Production Companies: YouthInMotion Pictures Owlz Neck Studio

A story of a homemaker and her everyday life emptional abuse she suffered. April 12, 2025 at 10:30:00 AM AFS Cinema Virtual May 2 - 4, 2025 Photo courtesy: Film Heritage Foundation Indie Meme Special 10th Year Retrospective Showcase United States Premiere A Lazy Noon Bangladesh | Short 2025 | 15 mins | Bangla TICKETS WATCH ONLINE Limited tickets available on site. 23rd Dhaka International Film Festival - Best Short Film Fipresci Award Nira, a highly educated 38-year-old woman who comes from an upper-middle-class family. Her husband is a senior executive at a corporate company, and she is a homemaker. She married with the intention of enjoying a modest and peaceful life. She was going about her regular activities. But, as time passes, she becomes increasingly aware of the emotional abuse she is subjected to. She made the decision to stand up and protect her dignity and self-worth. Film Heritage Foundation used the best surviving elements for the restoration – the original camera negative and the 35 mm print preserved at the NFDC – NFAI. Unfortunately, the sound negative was not available. We digitized the sound from the 35 mm print preserved at Film Heritage Foundation. The film elements were repaired by the Film Heritage Foundation conservators and the scanning was done in Prasad Lab in Chennai We found that due to the deterioration of the print, there were vertical green lines on many parts of the film. While the scanning and digital clean-up was done at Prasad under the supervision of L’Immagine Ritrovata in Bologna, the grading, sound restoration and mastering was done at the lab in Bologna. Both Shyam Benegal and Govind Nihalani, the cinematographer of the film, have been involved in the restoration of the film. Restoration Process Photo courtesy: Film Heritage Foundation The screening will be preceded by a performance by Specific Thing. Specific Thing is the project of local musician Román. Sometimes he plays by himself and sometimes he plays with his snazzy band — he loves to do both! And the music? It draws from folk, punk, pop, latin, communism, animals, friends... He likes to keep it cartoony, quick, and catchy. The band released an album in 2025 called "Now Is Actually Not A Good Time". Find more at @specificthing on Instagram. Meet Specific Thing About the Artist Photo courtesy: Film Heritage Foundation Monon Muntaka is a Dhaka-based visual artist and cultural activist. Her work focuses on social concerns, culture, women, and gender, as well as its documentation. She is also passionate about films and video art. As a visual storyteller, she is continuously on the lookout for new stories and ways to communicate them visually. Her interactions with a diverse group of multi-talented people, including artists, curators, writers, filmmakers, educators, and researchers, had a significant impact on her life. She took part in several exhibitions, including the British Council's International Collaboration - Artists Make Space, the Goethe Institute Bangladesh's “KᗩᕼIᑕᕼᗩᒪ” show, and the "Dhaka OIC Youth Capital 2020-21." SheDecides 2021 Virtual Gallery, Dui - "Synchronised Encounter", "The Unheard Voices" on Violence Against Women, 2016, "VISIBILITY" at WILL FEST 2018, "Move 4 Women"; on International Women's Day 2019, "De | Real exhibition: A curatorial research project in response to the global pandemic, 2020," and "Texture & Mixture" solo exhibition in 2023. Her work has been shown at ArtIQulate in 2022 and 2023, LensCulture in 2020, "Inonica", "femlens", and "Al Jazeera" in 2021. She is an Adenauer Fellow. Winner of the "Breaking the Silence" short film grant competition in 2022, 12th Photoffee Photographer of the Year in 2022, and recipient of the Prince Claus Seed Awards in 2023. Photo courtesy: Film Heritage Foundation Trailer Credits Crew: Director: Monon Muntaka Writer: Monon Muntaka Producers: Rubaiyat Hossain Film Editor: Chaitali Samaddar Featured Cast: Runa Kanchon Adnan Shikha Ananya Singh Restoration Effort Led By: Shivendra Singh Dungarpur, Director, Film Heritage Foundation Restoration Credit: Restored by Film Heritage Foundation in association with Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.(Amul), the cinematographer Govind Nihalani and the director Shyam Benegal. Funding supported by Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.(Amul) Thank you to our community partners for this screening!

2023 This is TMI Short Bengali, English, Hindi, Nepali mins 6 In-Person, Virtual 2023 India Animation, Comedy, Coming of Age Big boobs vs. small boobs, who has it worse? A group of women, over a drink, discusses in what ways being a part of a conservative society affects how we feel about our own breasts- which, at the end of the day, are just lumps of fat. Toronto International Film Festival South by SouthWest (SXSW) In-Person Q&A with Filmmaker Vidushi Gupta Tickets 4/20/24, 10:30 AM All Badges, Shorts Program Ticket AFS Cinema Directors and Animators Subarna Dash & Vidushi Gupta Subarna Dash is an animation filmmaker based in India. She pursued her studies in Animation Cinema at the Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute, Kolkata. She was awarded as one of the “75 creative minds” by the Ministry of I&B, at IFFI, Goa in 2022. Her films have been screened and awarded at prestigious festivals such as Berlinale, TIFF, SXSW, Annecy, etc. Vidushi Gupta is an animator, filmmaker, and storyteller from India. With a background in Animation Cinema from Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute and a current Master's in Visualization at Texas A&M University, she focuses on animated short films, both fictional and documentary. Her animated documentary "This Is TMI" has been screened at prestigious festivals like TIFF, SXSW, Kaboom Animation Festival, and Animafest Zagreb. Director: Subarna Dash, Vidushi Gupta Producer: Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute Writer: Cast: Sneha Das Priyadarshini Subba Rituparna Saha Monjima Mullick Vidushi Gupta Subarna Dash Editor: Crew: Pragadeesh Marimuthu, Sethu Venogopalan This Event is supported in part by a Mini Grant from Humanities Texas. Community Partners for the Film More Films

Chaoren, an eleven year-old boy from a rural fishing village, fights to attend and excel in school, amidst the threats of poverty and displacement. April 16, 2023 at 12:45:00 PM AFS Cinema Virtual April 28 - May 1, 2023 International Premiere Eikhoigi Yum (Our Home) India | Narrative Feature 2022 | 87 mins | Manipuri LIVE, IN-Person Q&A with Director Romi Meitei TICKETS DONATE TO NEPAL Official Selection of the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival FIPRESCI Award for 'Best International Film' at IFFK Belonging to an isolated fishing community at Loktak lake, a young boy, Chaoren, seeks to defy his family's marginalization by excelling in school. When the canoe he uses every day must be sold due to his father’s illness, his spirit is not dampened. He beats the long distance to school by swimming. However, when the Government issues an eviction notice against Chaoren’s family, his strongly held dreams may be dashed by displacement. Restoration Process About the Artist Romi Meitei is prolific filmmaker who has produced several box-office hits. Besides notching up commercial successes, his films have been screened in world-renowned film festivals including IFFI, MIFF, IFFK, and others. He is recipient of the prestigious FIPRESCI and NETPAC awards, and well as the 'Best Director' Prize at the Sailadhar Film Awards in Assam. His projects have also received several Manipur State Film Awards, including 'Best Feature Film', 'Art Director', 'Child Artiste', and 'Best Editor' for EIKHOIGI YUM at the MSFA 22 award ceremony. He is the Chairman of Mami Thawan Foundation, which aims to render services for the welfare of Manipur. Trailer For English subtitles, make sure to turn on the YouTube closed captions. Credits Crew: Director: Romi Meitei Writer: Romi Meitei Producer(s): Chingsubam Sheetal, Romi Meitei Film Editor: Johni Meitei Featured Cast: Thank you to our community partners for this screening! This program was made possible in part with a grant from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

A hot-tempered alcoholic father drags his reticent son to a distant village to fetch back his wife whom he had chased away. But when the encounter turns ugly, the journey home through unforgiving Tamil Nadu barrens is fraught with the sweat and smudge of the deserted terrain where the land and human emotions lay brazenly palpable in the scorching heat. Eventive Virtual May 2 - 4, 2025 Pebbles India | Narrative Feature 2021 | 75 mins | Tamil TICKETS DONATE TO NEPAL Winner of the 'Tiger Award' at the 50th International Film Festival Rotterdam 2021, Netherlands, held in February 2021 Winner of the PREMIO SNCCI “Best Feature Film” adjudged by the National Syndicate of Italian Film Critics at ShorTS International Film Festival 2021, Italy held in July 2021 Winner of the 'Audience Award' at Burgas International Film Festival 2021, Bulgaria held in July 2021 A hot-tempered alcoholic father drags his reticent son to a distant village to fetch back his wife whom he had chased away. But when the encounter turns ugly, the journey home through unforgiving Tamil Nadu barrens is fraught with the sweat and smudge of the deserted terrain where the land and human emotions lay brazenly palpable in the scorching heat. Restoration Process About the Artist Vinothraj P S is a filmmaker hailing from Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. He dropped out of school when he was in class IV owing to poverty. To overcome the financial difficulties at home, he opted to become a child laborer at the age of 8 and worked in a textile factory until he turned 19. To eke out a living, he then sold DVDs at a roadside shop in Chennai. During this time, he was introduced to a few people from the Tamil film industry and joined several projects as an assistant director to Mr. Sargunam, a Tamil filmmaker. He began to assistant direct for ‘Manal Magudi’, a post-modernist theatre troupe ,and utilized his time during this venture to shoot a few short films. His debut feature ‘Koozhangal’ (Pebbles) premiered at the International Film Festival of Rotterdam, where it went on to win the coveted Tiger Award and gain worldwide acclaim. Trailer For English subtitles, make sure to turn on the YouTube closed captions. Credits Crew: Director: Vinothraj P S Writer: Vinothraj P S Producer(s): Vignesh Shivan & Nayanthara Film Editor: Ganesh Siva Featured Cast: Karuththadaiyaan Chellapandi Thank you to our community partners for this screening! This program was made possible in part with a grant from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

2023 The Verdict Narrative Feature English, Tamil mins 135 In-Person 2023 India Drama A middle-aged Indian woman accused of murdering a rich American woman; an innocent husband who loves his wife; a journey of this couple where karma proves at the end “what goes around comes around”. Tickets 6/18/24, 6:45 PM AFS Cinema Writer/ Director Krishna Sankar Director: Krishna Sankar Producer: Prakash Mohandas Writer: Krishna Sankar Cast: Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Sruthi Hariharan, Prakash Mohandas, Vidyullekha Raman, Suhasini. Editor: Sathish Suriya Crew: This Event is supported in part by a Mini Grant from Humanities Texas. Community Partners for the Film More Films

A film based on relationships and family written and directed by Shubhashish Bhutiani and produced by Sanjay Bhutiani. Top of Page Tickets Top of Page Tickets Mukti Bhawan (Hotel Salvation) India /99 minutes / 2016 / DRAMA / Hindi with English subtitles SYNOPSIS An ominous dream convinces 77-year-old Dayanand Kumar that his end could be near. He takes the news to his son Rajiv, knowing he wants to breathe his last in the holy city of Varanasi and end the cycle of rebirth, by attaining salvation. Being the dutiful son he is, Rajiv, is left with no choice but to drop everything and make the journey with his stubborn father. Daya and Rajiv check into Mukti Bhawan (Hotel Salvation) in Varanasi, a guesthouse devoted to people to die there. But as the days go by, Rajiv struggles to juggle his responsibilities back home, while Daya starts to bloom in the hotel. Rajiv gives his father a shot at salvation but as family bonds are tested, he finds himself torn, not knowing what he must do to keep his life together. Interested in screening this in your hometown? Write to us TICKETS NOT AVAILABLE Tickets TRAILER STILLS DIRECTOR'S PROFILE Shubhashish Bhutiani grew up in a small Himalayan town in lndia and attended Woodstock School, Mussoorie. He specialized in Direction as an undergraduate from the School of Visual Arts, New York in 2013. Mukti Bhawan has been invited to reputed festivals like Busan International Film Festival, 2016, DIFF 2016, Dubai, GIFF2017, Sweden, Berlinale EFM and Vesoul Film Festival, France where it won the Critics Choice Award. The film is now scheduled to travel at International Festivals across the globe and theatrical release in India and other countries from April 2017. Shubhashish’s first directorial feature film, Mukti Bhawan-Hotel Salvation World Premiere was held at the 73rd Venice International Film Festival 2016. He was honoured with the XXlIIrd PRIX "ENRICO FULCHIGNONI" Award and UNESCO Gandhi Medal 2016 for the film. His thesis film at SVA, titled ‘Kush’ had its World Premiere at the Venice International Film Festival 2013, where it won the Orizzonti Award for Best Short Film. Kush was also shortlisted for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short in 2014 and won over 25 International Awards, including the prestigious National Award by the President of India in 2013. Shubhashish was also Nominated and Finalist for the Financial Times/ Oppenheimer Funds as Emerging Voices in Cinema for Asia Pacific 2015. And Forbes India recognized him in 30under30 list in January 2017 for his achievements as a Writer-Director KEY CREW Writer & Director Shubhashish Bhutiani Producer Sanjay Bhutiani Producer Sajida Sharma Producer Shubhashish Bhutiani Executive Producer Dina Dattani Associate Producers Rajkumar Menda, Pravesh Sippy Director of Photography Michael Mcsweeney, David Huwiler First Assistant Director Abbas Raza Khan Dialogues Asad Hussain Production Design Avyakta Kapur Editor Manas Mittal Music Composer Tajdar Junaid Sound Design Ajay Kumar PB, Akhilesh Acharya Costume Design Shruti Weditwar Make Up Jyotika Mirpuri Casting Gopal Dey KEY CAST Adil Hussain Lalit Behl Geetanjali Kulkarni Palomi Ghosh Navnindra Behl Anil K Rastogi