TWO OF US

Kalpu was in her early teens when her cousin touched her, believing she was asleep, though she was not. Upon reaching adulthood, Kalpu decides to confront her.

A promising gay Kathak dancer, secretly suffering from a chronic skin condition, faces the dilemma when asked to perform, revealing his skin to the world, risking his love life and acceptance he longs for.

On his return home, androgynous-looking Madhu attempts to seduce Ratnakar, his rickshaw driver, who is practicing celibacy in preparation for a religious pilgrimage.

In a near-present world, Sam and Aditya are deeply dependent on an AI app called MASHU, which guides their all daily decisions. For them, trusting technology feels safer than trusting their own instincts. Sam, navigating loneliness through dating apps, matches with Aditya. Their conversations flow effortlessly, and an instant emotional connection forms. Drawn by their chemistry, they decide to meet in person, and the connection feels just as real as offline. Seeking validation, Sam and Aditya turn to MASHU and ask a simple yet loaded question: “Are we compatible?”