Shivankar Arora

‘Dark Skin’ follows Ankita, played by Ankita Mittal, a woman who has been at the end of multiple rejections for marriage proposals because she is considered to have a darker complexion than what the groom’s family would want.

Coming out isn't easy. A lesbian coming out to her sister. Will she understand LGBTQIA needs.

A straight boy falls in love with his gay room-mate.

Why there is always a prince and a princess? Why two princesses cannot marry? This short film is about a girl who is set to be married. Following the society norms, she is afraid to tell her family that she loves her best friend, that she is a lesbian. What happens when the news comes out on the day of the marriage? After all, ‘We don’t fall in love with the gender, we fall in love with a person.’

‘Dark Skin’ follows Ankita, played by Ankita Mittal, a woman who has been at the end of multiple rejections for marriage proposals because she is considered to have a darker complexion than what the groom’s family would want.

Coming out isn't easy. A lesbian coming out to her sister. Will she understand LGBTQIA needs.

A straight boy falls in love with his gay room-mate.

Why there is always a prince and a princess? Why two princesses cannot marry? This short film is about a girl who is set to be married. Following the society norms, she is afraid to tell her family that she loves her best friend, that she is a lesbian. What happens when the news comes out on the day of the marriage? After all, ‘We don’t fall in love with the gender, we fall in love with a person.’