A blend of stories in this anthology includes "What's in a Name" by Arhaan Jamal, "Gulabi Aasman" by Dr. Humayun Kabir, "Kathakaar" by Anshuman Chaturvedii, "Lachit the Warrior" by Partha Sarathi Mahanta and "Lajja the Shame" by Mohan Das.
Sometimes an amazing film comes at just the right moment in your life. 'In Search of Sunshine' (Kuch Alag Sa) is one such film, with love and self-acceptance as their central theme. With Five interwoven and complex stories of love and acceptance (of self and others); it is an anthology drama by 5 visionary directors woven into one film. A curious movie experiment that tries to innovate and change itself, either by breaking the rules or crossing the limits; the five stories however, do not link at any point during the narrative and develop intermittently throughout the film.This anthology film (also known as an omnibus film, package film, or portmanteau film) is a single film consisting of several shorter films, each complete in itself and distinguished from the other, though frequently tied together by a single theme, premise, or author. This film was born out of a desire to find a "meaningful way" to showcase short, meaningful and engaging content on a large format and taking it across to the global audience. Like every other form of art, this film is a reminder of the inter-connectedness and the beauty of exploring our own connections through five different stories pushing the boundaries of cinema further and further. Offering a blend of stories within a limited period, the films that form a part of this anthology drama includes 'What's in a Name' by Arhaan Jamal, 'Gulabi Aasman' by Dr. Humayun Kabir, 'Kathakaar' by Anshuman Chaturvedii, 'Lachit the Warrior' by Partha Sarathi Mahanta and 'Lajja the Shame' by Mohan Das. High on action, drama, mystery, and suspense, these short films combined into an anthology film will be achieving a magnificent feat and setting examples for Indian Cinema for years to come.
