Cock-Tale 2014
"Dedicated to all the survivors of rape."
Cock-Tale (2014), directed by Insia Dariwala, is a gripping short drama that shines a harsh spotlight on a society where sexual violence often goes unanswered.
Director: Insia Dariwala
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cock-Tale (2014) about?
Cock-Tale follows Apoorva, a young village woman with dreams of becoming a doctor, whose life is upended after a nighttime mistake leads to a harrowing encounter. The film explores her journey through trauma, silence, and the fight for justice in a society that often turns away.
Who directed Cock-Tale?
Cock-Tale was directed by Insia Dariwala, known for her commitment to socially relevant storytelling.
Who stars in Cock-Tale?
The film stars Anushka Ramesh Khosla as Apoorva, alongside Saurabh Yadav, Denise Pereira, Rachel Falcao, and Hensil Falcao in pivotal roles.
Is Cock-Tale (2014) worth watching?
While short in runtime, Cock-Tale packs emotional weight and urgency. Its unflinching look at sexual violence and societal response makes it a poignant watch for fans of intense, issue-driven dramas.
How long is Cock-Tale?
Cock-Tale runs for 21 minutes.
About Cock-Tale (2014) — A 21-Minute Short Drama on Survival and Justice
Cock-Tale (2014), directed by Insia Dariwala, is a gripping short drama that shines a harsh spotlight on a society where sexual violence often goes unanswered. Set in a tight-knit village split between reverence and moral decay, the story centers on Apoorva, a determined young woman balancing modest village life with her dream of becoming a doctor. Her ambition is fueled by a desperate desire to save her mother from a crippling heart condition. But when she steps outside the shadows one night, her world is shattered by an act that echoes the brutal statistics—every minute, 24 women somewhere in the world face a similar fate.
Dariwala crafts a raw, emotionally charged narrative that refuses to look away from uncomfortable truths. With a runtime of just 21 minutes, Cock-Tale delivers a punch that lingers long after the screen fades. It's more than a film—it's a bold statement dedicated to survivors of sexual violence, urging viewers to confront the silence and stigma that too often surround these crimes. The film's tense atmosphere and moral complexity make it a vital watch for anyone interested in modern social dramas.