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Meanwhile She… | Malayalam Short Film on Domestic Violence & Human Rights

Meanwhile She… What does a human rights violation look like? Sometimes, it looks like silence. This powerful short film captures one hour in the life of an ordinary Indian woman - juggling office deadlines, household expectations, motherhood, and invisible emotional pressure. From workplace harassment to domestic dismissal, from normalized violence to generational trauma, Meanwhile, She… explores how everyday moments can quietly become violations of a woman’s fundamental human rights. The biggest human rights violation is not knowing your own rights. About the Film This short film sheds light on: 1. Domestic violence normalization 2. Workplace emotional harassment 3. Generational conditioning 4. Women's autonomy & human rights 5. Silent emotional abuse 6. Mental health impact on women Reality Check (India) 1 in 3 women in India experience domestic violence (NFHS-5). Nearly 85% of victims never seek help. Many women are unaware of their legal protections. Silence protects the abuser. Awareness protects the woman Cast Malu - Poombatta Husband - Visakh Soman Mother - V Sudha Daughter - Lasya Kureeppuzha Father - Raveendran Nair C Teacher - Biju Jaimes Crew Directed by: Amal Sreekovil Written by: Vishnulal Sudha, Arun Rajan Cinematography: DEV M Editor: Amal Sreekovil Production: Redmint Pictures Assistant Directors : Adarsh J Prem, Rohith Kollathodiyil, Vivek Hari, Aravind SV, Vishnupriya Casting Director: Sarath Vijayakumaran SFX & Sound Design: Advaith PR Music : NOSTALGIA BY CHRIS BAZAN , GREENSTEVE120 SOCIALBUNNYMARKETING.COM Dubbing: Binsha B Sharaf, Gayathri Harikrishnan, Rithvika Unnithan R, Visakh Soman, Biju Jaimes, Saji, Amal S, Ardra Parvathy, Rohit Kollathodiyil #MeanwhileShe #ShortFilm #MalayalamShortFilm #WomenRights #HumanRights #DomesticViolenceAwareness #IndianShortFilm #FeministCinema #WomenEmpowerment #StopDomesticViolence #MentalHealthAwareness #IndependentFilm #SocialImpactFilm