
(Out)caste 2017
This gripping 21-minute drama, directed by Shilpi Shikha Agrawal, dives into the harrowing reality of manual scavenging through the eyes of an 11-year-old girl forced to take on her mother's hazardous work.
Director: Shilpi Shikha Agrawal
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is (Out)caste (2017) about?
(Out)caste follows an 11-year-old girl whose mother, a manual scavenger, can no longer perform their caste-imposed labor. Determined to support her family, the young girl takes on the dangerous work herself, exposing the harsh realities of systemic injustice.
Who directed (Out)caste?
Shilpi Shikha Agrawal directed (Out)caste. Known for her socially conscious storytelling, Agrawal crafts a narrative that challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths.
Who stars in (Out)caste?
The film stars Nandini Minocha, Rina Nath, and Deepti Gupta as key characters in this powerful drama.
Is (Out)caste (2017) worth watching?
While (Out)caste (2017) is unrated, its raw storytelling and unflinching portrayal of social issues make it a compelling watch for those interested in thought-provoking cinema. Its brevity belies its emotional impact.
How long is (Out)caste?
(Out)caste has a runtime of 21 minutes.
About (Out)caste (2017) — A Heartbreaking Short Film on Caste and Survival
This gripping 21-minute drama, directed by Shilpi Shikha Agrawal, dives into the harrowing reality of manual scavenging through the eyes of an 11-year-old girl forced to take on her mother's hazardous work. Set against the stark backdrop of societal neglect, the film explores themes of oppression, resilience, and the brutal cycle of caste-based labor. With a tense atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll, (Out)caste (2017) shines a spotlight on a hidden social crisis.
Starring Nandini Minocha, Rina Nath, and Deepti Gupta, this short film delivers a powerful narrative that blends raw emotion with unflinching realism. Agrawal's direction crafts a story that is as thought-provoking as it is heart-wrenching, making (Out)caste (2017) a standout in independent cinema.