Alpha Beta Gamma

<p>It unfolds against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mitali, a woman, Chiranjeev, her estranged husband, and Ravi, her boyfriend, are confined in an apartment for 14 days. As they navigate the challenges of lockdown, they discover that letting go may be more difficult than holding on. The project was initially reported in 2020. The film was shot in Pune during the with limited crew members. Most of the crew and cast are from the (FTII), Pune. was world premiered at in features film category of ‘Indian Panorama’ section for screening in November. The film also be screened at in held along 2022 edition of the festival on 22 May at Palais des Festivals, where India was announced as the official ‘country of honour’. In February 2024, the trailer was released and the theatrical release of the film was on 8 March 2024. It was released in Mumbai, Delhi, and Pune. The film is distributed by Agastaya Jain (Creators Retina), 70mm Talkies, and Samant Chauhan. Abhishek Srivastava of gave 3.5/5 stars and wrote, offers immense creative possibilities for both the writer and the filmmaker, and, fortunately, the film succeeds for the most part and remains engaging throughout. Shankar introduces a fresh twist to the classic theme of triangular relationships, relying heavily on how characters respond to various situations. He manages to keep viewers engaged, navigating the complexities adeptly. Devesh Sharma of gave 3.5/5 stars, called it a relationship hurricane and a modern take on urban relationships, and wrote ” was shot amidst the pandemic with limited resources and that kind of works in the film’s favour. The sound design is raw and minimal, and gives the feel of something captured inside an actual apartment, rather than being recreated in a studio. The camerawork helps create the feeling of claustrophobia. The characters and their quarrels, angst, as well as the stories they share with each other seem like something carved from life. The dialogue reeks of real conversations.”</p>