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ARTEFACTS 

Three years after they stopped speaking, Sanjana and Roshan are forced back into their childhood home to find a property deed following their father’s death. What starts as a mechanical search quickly turns into an emotional excavation as they unearth the objects they left behind. The closer they get to the document, the more the past starts to leak into the present, pushing them toward a long-overdue collision. They think they’re looking for a way out of the house, but they might actually be looking for a way back to each other.
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Three years after they stopped speaking, Sanjana and Roshan are forced back into their childhood home to find a property deed following their father’s death. What starts as a mechanical search quickly turns into an emotional excavation as they unearth the objects they left behind. The closer they get to the document, the more the past starts to leak into the present, pushing them toward a long-overdue collision. They think they’re looking for a way out of the house, but they might actually be looking for a way back to each other.

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Genre:Family, Drama
Directed By:Vidur Bahl
Written By:Vidur Bahl
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Sector 29 Pictures, Kadalaputting Productions

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Vidur Bahl

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Aarsha Mukherji

Sanjana Khemka

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Humza Sohail

Roshan Khemka

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