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The 25-minute “satirical feminist thriller” follows a pregnant woman Meera (Shreya), who visits a place headed by Mama Nithya (Lillete) where expecting mothers come to find joy in their pregnancy. However, Meera falls in the trap of a sinister cult that changes her life.
Oswal said with the short film her aim was to explore the role Indian society plays in reshaping a woman’s identity as she becomes a mother.
“I conceptualised ‘Birth’, to explore how society attempts to reshape a woman’s identity as a ‘good mother’ in a tongue and cheek way. It was a pleasure working with stellar actors such as Lilette and Shreya, who brought the characters in our minds come, so perfectly to life,” the producer said in a statement.
Sundar said he is hopeful that audience would relate with the theme of ‘Birth’.
“The film has a unique vision. It focuses on the personal struggles of the countless women who struggle to maintain their identity in the face of societal pressure through a satirical twist. Lilette and Shreya have done absolute justice to their versatile roles. We hope that the relatable theme of ‘Birth’ appeals to the audience,” he said.
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