Terribly Tiny Talkies’ next short, Suno, featuring Sumeet Vyas and Amrita Puri as a married couple raises some disturbing but important questions!
~Written and directed by Shubham Yogi, Suno, released on TTT’s YouTube channel~
Mumbai, 2019: Terribly Tiny Talkies’ next short film, Suno, featuring Sumeet Vyas and Amrita Puri as a married couple releases on TTT’s YouTube channel today.
Please see the short film here bit.ly/ttt-suno
It’s a story of an experimental night in bed, which ends up with a mark for the world to see. As the world looks at the mark left in bed, the couple is forced to look inside themselves and their relationship.
Written and directed by Shubham Yogi, Suno is his second short film produced by TTT. They first collaborated on the short film, Glitch starring Mona Singh.
Sharanya Rajgopal, Studio Head, Terribly Tiny Talkies says, "Suno is an incredibly important film for us. It's unlike any other story we've attempted yet. Films have the ability to not just mirror society but also make it think. We hope this short film sparks a conversation around the lines we must draw in relationships."
Shubham Yogi, the writer and director of Suno adds, "I wouldn’t have made Suno with anyone but TTT. It’s my second film with them. They afford their filmmakers the liberty to preserve the original voice, while also contributing effectively in the creative collaboration. As much as Suno is a product of our times, it is also a result of Sharanya’s persistence to get this film made. We hope that it starts the conversations we intend to. Honestly, I’m as excited as I’m apprehensive for the release."
About Terribly Tiny Talkies
Terribly Tiny Talkies is India's premier short films' studio having made over 30 films in the last three years, many of which have travelled film festivals across the world, one of which also won the Filmfare.
Their repertoire includes the Jio Filmfare Short Film Awards 2018 winner Khujli starring Jackie Shroff and Neena Gupta, Kheer featuring Anupam Kher, Amit Masurkar’s L starring Pankaj Tripathi and Agli Baar which features Rasika Duggal.
As a platform, TTT deeply believes in the power of stories and their ability to shape the world.
Mumbai, 2019: Terribly Tiny Talkies’ next short film, Suno, featuring Sumeet Vyas and Amrita Puri as a married couple releases on TTT’s YouTube channel today.
Please see the short film here bit.ly/ttt-suno
It’s a story of an experimental night in bed, which ends up with a mark for the world to see. As the world looks at the mark left in bed, the couple is forced to look inside themselves and their relationship.
Written and directed by Shubham Yogi, Suno is his second short film produced by TTT. They first collaborated on the short film, Glitch starring Mona Singh.
Sharanya Rajgopal, Studio Head, Terribly Tiny Talkies says, "Suno is an incredibly important film for us. It's unlike any other story we've attempted yet. Films have the ability to not just mirror society but also make it think. We hope this short film sparks a conversation around the lines we must draw in relationships."
Shubham Yogi, the writer and director of Suno adds, "I wouldn’t have made Suno with anyone but TTT. It’s my second film with them. They afford their filmmakers the liberty to preserve the original voice, while also contributing effectively in the creative collaboration. As much as Suno is a product of our times, it is also a result of Sharanya’s persistence to get this film made. We hope that it starts the conversations we intend to. Honestly, I’m as excited as I’m apprehensive for the release."
About Terribly Tiny Talkies
Terribly Tiny Talkies is India's premier short films' studio having made over 30 films in the last three years, many of which have travelled film festivals across the world, one of which also won the Filmfare.
Their repertoire includes the Jio Filmfare Short Film Awards 2018 winner Khujli starring Jackie Shroff and Neena Gupta, Kheer featuring Anupam Kher, Amit Masurkar’s L starring Pankaj Tripathi and Agli Baar which features Rasika Duggal.
As a platform, TTT deeply believes in the power of stories and their ability to shape the world.
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