Dia Mirza’s ‘Gray’ to screen at Chicago South Asian Film Fest

New Delhi: Amazon miniTV’s short film ‘Gray’ is enroute to appealing international audiences.
After receiving applause from viewers and critics alike in its homeland, the impactful short film has been officially selected at the 13th Annual Chicago South Asian Film Festival, and will be premiered on September 23.
When the short film premiered earlier on Amazon miniTV, it opened to brilliant responses owing to the way it impactfully highlighted the sensitive subject of ‘Consent’ and the importance of saying ‘No’.
With its thought-provoking narrative, powerful concept, engaging direction, and moving performances by Dia Mirza and Shreya Dhanwanthary, it continues to tug at the viewers’ heartstrings, even months after its release.,
‘Gray’ is based on the life of a young woman, Naina, which takes an unexpected turn after an unfortunate and unforeseen event. She tries to steer through the difficult phase that follows, but her journey is filled with self-doubt as she struggles to differentiate between consent and friendship.
Produced by Yuvaa Originals, it is written and directed by Sakshi Gurnani. (UNI)