The recently released short film Kon Tumi, now available on the YouTube channel The Organic Creators, is a 26-minute exercise in magical realism that blends the supernatural with psychological drama. Written and directed by Shreyan Shekhar Sharma, the film was made in tribute to the late artist Jubin Garg and features cinematography by Tanmoy Kalita and music arrangement by Gaurav Raj Hazarika. The piece opens quietly but steadily builds into a mystery threaded with melancholy, anchored by a memorable use of a tune associated with Garg.
Kon Tumi begins with songwriter Siddharth Mukherjee sitting down to compose. His assistant Loraajan, played by Abhijit Geruwan, urges him to take a meal; Siddharth asks Loraajan to go away for two days, and Loraajan says he will go blogging. The next morning Loraajan sets off on his scooter along a mountain track, asks an older man for directions, and the man accompanies him on the scooter while softly singing a line that evokes classic Indian road-song imagery. Loraajan arrives at a solitary hut in the hills as night falls, where Raju Roy appears carrying a lamp and singing a refrain from Jubin Garg’s song. Raju hands Loraajan the lamp and begins playing the harmonium; Loraajan starts live-blogging with him. After the question-and-answer portion ends, Abhijit leaves to fetch water and returns to find only Siddharth in the house; the recorded footage shows no conversation with Raju Roy. What follows is an exploration of that disappearance and the discoveries the characters make.
Sharma’s direction and the film’s presentation receive praise for their restraint and effective pacing: the opening offers few clear cues, but the narrative gradually accumulates tension and sorrow, shifting from gentle ambiguity into a haunting reveal. The integration of Jubin Garg’s melodic hook is handled thoughtfully and becomes a key emotional thread. Performances by Siddharth Mukherjee, Raju Roy, and Abhijit Geruwan are natural and unobtrusive, lending credibility to the film’s uncanny turns.
Kon Tumi will appeal to viewers who appreciate atmospheric short cinema and fans of Jubin Garg’s work; at 26 minutes, it delivers a compact, resonant experience without overstaying its welcome. For inquiries, the contact listed with the original release is [email protected].
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Publish Date: 2026-04-13 21:50:00
