Jackie Shroff's short film wins cash prize in Los Angeles.


Jackie Shroff's short film SHUNYATA wins cash prize of $1,000 at Best of India Short Film Festival in Los Angeles.


The 22-minute fiction film directed by Chintan Sarda was selected to be in top six from amongst thousands of entries and was played at a theatre in Los Angeles for a ticketed event for a week. An industry based jury then adjudged it the best film. The prize includes a cash prize of $1,000.
In Shunyata, Jackie is seen as hitman Madhur, who leads a gloomy existence with regrets. He is friendly with a child, who lives on the street and sees him getting into the world of crime. Jackie Shroff's tired body language and inherent street smartness makes him believable as the gangster with a conscience in the short film.
One can believe that he is cold-blooded by practice, and that the warmth he had suppressed for so long surfaces only at the sight of the boy. Simultaneously, he looks irredeemable – an unforgivable product embodying the worst of India’s teeming metropolis.

Produced by Sarda and Sunil Khedekar, the film was entirely shot at night.




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