3 missed calls' explores friendship and loss in six minutes
Told in just six minutes and presented in a vertical format, the film follows a man returning home, visibly burdened by a life-altering decision. As he battles doubt and guilt, his mind drifts to memories of a childhood friend—the one person who always knew how to help.
What unfolds next is both unexpected and deeply moving, offering a subtle yet powerful reminder of how the people we lose continue to shape our lives. 3 missed calls resonates with anyone who has felt the weight of loss and the strength of enduring friendships.
The film is directed by Shobhit Sujay, who also plays the lead. His debut Bollywood feature Baida, a sci-fi supernatural thriller produced by Panorama Studios, released in theatres earlier this March and is now set for its OTT premiere.
Digvijay Singh, who shares the screen with Shobhit, has also penned the story. The film is distributed by Immortal Filme and IBL Productions, with Abhishek Janardhan Vasudev handling cinematography, editing, and sound. Sophia Danish Khan leads the creative direction.
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