But in such cases, it’s perhaps wiser to measure the films against the optimal versions they can be.įor instance, let me start with the shorts that, despite some sweet performances, overstate their social environment at the cost of narrative potential. (First reaction: Thappad is the standout, followed by Chhaju ke Dahi Bhalle and Sleeping Partner). Yet, it’s difficult to overcome the primal instinct of measuring one segment against another. As Masterchef Australia has taught us over the years, the participants tend to be judged against a higher standard when there are no rules – there should, by extension, be no excuses either. Each of Zindagi’s seven shorts looks like a story that the maker wants to tell rather than one that must forcibly fit a brief. To be fair, zindagi (life) is a peg, too, albeit a broad and adaptive one. At the worst of times ( Ghost Stories), it turns into a gimmick. When they meet there in person, they realise the limitations of online dating.Unlike the Netflix and Humaramovie short-film anthologies, Flipkart Video Originals’ Zindagi inShort is unrestricted by a common theme or, as it’s known in producer parlance, a “peg”. They finally decide to meet each other at the very famous Chajju Ke Dahi Bhalle shop. Gautam Govind Sharma wrote the film, and it is all about a young couple who find each other on Tinder. The fourth story Chhaju Ke Dahi Bhalle stars Manjot Singh and Aisha Ahmed. The film also stars Nidhi Singh in a supporting role, and it is all about how Mrs Balsara overcomes her fear. Its story is about an old Parsi woman who is suffering from dementia. The third story Nano So Phobia is written by Yogesh Chandekar. Her husband doesn’t respect her, and he continuously keeps on sexually abusing, raping her. Sanjay Kapoor treats her wife Beena as a subhuman and labels her as his sleeping partner. The writer of the story is Charudutt Acharya, and it showcases the real issues regarding marital rape. The second story Sleeping Partner stars Sanjay Kapoor, Jitin Gulati and Divya Dutta. She is there for everyone but forgets to be there only for herself. Pinni is the story of a typical Indian woman who is a homemaker and is busy being a wife, mother and mausi. Tahira Kashyap Khurrana is the writer of this story. The first story is Pinni stars Neena Gupta and Shishir Sharma. Zindagi In Short showcases seven short films that represent different phases of life of seven ordinary women. What Can Be The Story Of Zindagi In Short Season 2? Till then, watch Zindagi In Short Season 1 official trailer here: The trailer will come as soon as the makers announce something about Season 2. So there is no confirmation about the trailer yet.
There is some time for the new season to come. The cast of Zindagi In Short is Manjot Singh, Aisha Ahmed, Swaroop Sampat, Nidhi Singh, Arun Kushwah, Sanjay Kapoor, Divya Dutta, Jitin Gulati, Neena Gupta, Shishir Sharma, Rima Kallingal, Rytasha Rathore, Nakuul Mehta, Deepak Dobriyal, Isha Talwar, Thaangjam, Vedika Nawani, Shafin Patel. Till then, watch Zindagi In Short Season 1 on Netflix.ĪLSO READ: Hey Prabhu Season 2 Release Date And Recap! Zindagi In Short Season 2 CastĪs there is some time for the new season to launch, we can expect the same cast in Season 2 also. There is some time for its Season 2 to stream. Talking about its Season 1, Guneet Monga announced on her Twitter account, mentioning that Zindagi, in short, will be streaming from February 22 on Netflix. No scheduled date is given yet, but it is soon to be announced. Zindagi In Short Season 2 is not officially confirmed. Zindagi In Short Season 2 Release Date: Is Zindagi In Short Season 2 Coming? Each short film ranges from 11 to 22 minutes long. Zindagi In Short is a Flipkart Video that showcases seven short representing different phases of life of seven ordinary women. The producers of the film are Guneet Monga and Achin Jain. Zindagi In Short is a 2020 Indian anthology film directed by a host of directors: Vijayeta Kumar, Rakesh Sain, Gautam Govind Sharma, Punarvasu Naik, Smrutika Panigrahi, Tahira Kashyap, and Vinay Chhawal.
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