Title:Jagjeet
Batch:5th Batch, July 2008
Director:Kavanjeet Singh
Producer:Eesha Danait
Writer:Kavanjeet Singh
Music:Nippun Cheema
Actor:Aru Verma, Aditya, Tina, Prithvi Bajaj
Supporting Actor:Jagjeet Singh Gujrl
Director of Photography (Cinematographer):Aditya havelia
Editor:Vikas Rana
Sound Engineer:Bhaskar Rai, Nikhil Chauhan
Light Designer:Mukta Arts
Costume Designer:Lovleen
Screenplay:Kavanjeet Singh
Production Company:WWIL
Duration:13 mins
Year of Release:2010
Language:Hindi
Synopsis:On 31 October 1984, Indian Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi was assassinated by two of her Sikh bodyguards. On 01 November 1984, riots erupted in Delhi. The mob swarmed into Sikh neighbourhoods, killing any Sikh men, women & children they could find. The riots went on for next three days. According to official figures, around 3000 Sikhs were killed and many more were rendered homeless. Jagjeet is a short film about a man, Sikh by religion filled with guilt that he could not save his childhood friend during the 1984 Sikh massacre in India because he got scared and now haunted by this feeling, he finds difficult to live with everyday mundane life. The film takes a pithy and uncompromising look at the relentless guilt that invariably follows Jagjeet after he fails to save his best friend because of fear of his own life from rioters.