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Love +

Country: India, United States, Language: English, 17 mins

Original Title

Love Positive
  • Director: Tushar Tyagi
  • Writer: Ravi Asrani
  • Producer: Monali Bhardwaj, Impulse Mumbai

CGiii Comment

Most gay-themed Indian short films are weirdly immature, this is no exception.

Grown men acting and talking like teens! It's just weird. Time to grow up!


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The(ir) Blurb...

"Why worry about the pill when you can fall for the dil (heart)"

In a world where gay men face rejection and judgment, the love story of a live-in gay couple from Mumbai, India comes as a ray of hope. Ajay and Utkarsh, a sero-discordant (One HIV positive and the other one negative) live in a couple who happily live in together. While Ajay is open about his relationship and HIV status as an HIV-positive man, Utkarsh is still not open about his relationship with Ajay. One fine day, during a Live conversation when Ajay was sharing his story of an HIV-positive person, Utkarsh confesses his love for Ajay. In this beautiful journey, the movie ends with a tagline - Why worry about the pill when you can fall for the Dil (heart).

Cast & Characters

Ankur Thakur (as Ajay)
Shray Rai Tiwari (as Utkarsh)
Paras Tomar (as Paras)