Sanjeev Kumar
Writer / Director

This short thriller delves into the complexities of one South Asian immigrant, Aditya, whose relentless pursuit of success strains his family ties. Set against a backdrop of pre-digital nostalgia in the 90s, the film explores themes of neglect, regret, and the cost of the American Dream.

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This is a short about food, belonging, and the small moments that shape how we understand our culture and ourselves. Told with minimal dialogue and a touch of humor, the short explores a familiar experience for many children of immigrants: being embarrassed by something you may one day learn to cherish.

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Two brothers come face to face after their mother’s passing, forced to reckon with each other’s life choices and decide for themselves what it means to be happy.

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