30 Gen The Endangered

  A political leader is driving home after attending a late-night cocktail-party.To get over his hallucination, he calls his friend-‘Sekhar’ whose only teenager son tragically dies in the aforesaid leader’s constituency. The bomb hidden just before the election is mistaken for a ball during Cricket game. The mother of the deceased boy appears as the conscience of the said leader. The time (fourth dimension) of  Bitan‘s (the mother) presence in the real world is not specific, so the hour, minute, and second hands are not visible on the Wall-Clock next to her, only the pendulum is swinging. 

When it is almost dawn, the leader himself gets into a car accident on the way to the village. Seeing him gradually moving towards death, a teenager (a friend of the deceased teenager) looks for people here and there for help. On one side of the accident site is a Christian cemetery  where no one is visible. Some frustrated teenagers are seen sitting on the other side of the road holding placards, surrounded by rifles. In the middle, on the street, is the broken down car of a political leader (a symbol of current politics).The street that is disappeared into the darkness