Even years after its 2017 release, Paroksh remains urgently relevant, as superstition continues shaping Indian society.

Though a belief not necessarily need a proof, at-least if it is close to existence or truth that gives you confidence. Only when this belief goes a little over board becoming credulous, it turns to a superstition. For the world that we’re living in right now, there is reasoning to almost everything. Be it for the sake of good or bad, you’re actions need to have a valid reasoning. It can be anything, it’s worthiness will lie in its reasoning. Paroksh leads you in this route with a gripping tale.

Drishyam Films‘ first short film ‘Paroksh’ meaning invisible is a story of how even an act of simple forgetfulness leads to horrifying a family forcing them into a superstition, an age old issue the country is facing. This crisp and beautiful piece of writing has been inspired by a true story. Written and directed by Ganesh Shetty, the short film stars Amit Sial, Pooja Upasana, Yateen Karyekar and Pramood Shetty in the lead roles. The movie ends on a satirical note opening questions to many things you come across in the present day society around you.

Here’s it is, worth your time!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Paroksh short film about?

Paroksh is a thriller short film by Drishyam Films that explores how a simple act of forgetfulness spirals into superstition within a family. Directed by Ganesh Shetty and inspired by a true story, it questions societal beliefs and age-old superstitious practices prevalent in India.

Who are the actors in Paroksh film?

Paroksh features Amit Sial, Pooja Upasana, Yateen Karyekar, and Pramood Shetty in lead roles. The cast delivers a compelling performance that anchors the film’s critique of superstitious beliefs and their devastating family consequences.

Is Paroksh based on a true story?

Yes, Paroksh is inspired by a true story. This grounding in reality makes the film’s satirical commentary on superstitions more impactful, forcing viewers to confront how such beliefs affect real families in contemporary Indian society.

Where can I watch Paroksh short film?

Paroksh is available on YouTube through Drishyam Films’ official channel. The short film is accessible for free viewing, making it easy for Indian audiences to watch this thought-provoking critique of superstitions.

What does Paroksh mean?

Paroksh means ‘invisible’ in Sanskrit. The title symbolizes how superstitions operate invisibly in society, controlling people’s actions and beliefs without rational justification or logical foundation.