Derma

Derma is very strong in content and message of the work, as well as the game and the implementation of the Director and the whole team. Of course an excellent game of Barun, Sobti, his acting skills of expressing emotions without words, just one look and admire the body and sends chills pozvonochnika. Coupled with stunning views of the mountains of Manali and minor music creates a complete immersion in the world of horror Anthony and hellish snake tattoo, absorbing and punishing him for his sins and vices. The dermis shows the circle of Karma, reveals the problems of fallen people who have lost their way and a terrible end. the skin stretched over the frame as a warning to the next people to think about their actions and life.

Derma is a short film biased to the combination of Horror / occult / myth and Fantasy genres. Barun Sobti portrayed the main character Antony. He has proved that he is a phenomenal actor with his extraordinary acting in this short film. The story gives us goosebumps and it is so creepy. Congratulation to whole cast n crew of Derma,..! Good Luck in your work...!

Be it the screenplay or the story ,direction, camera work or the visuals its a masterpiece . And acting wise it feels real the pain of getting your back tattooed or the terror in his eyes when that grows on his back is terrifically portrayed ... I mean it's barun sobti do I need to say anything more???

Words are missing to describe this masterpiece. Derma is amazing from beginning to end, catching until the last second. The stages are extraordinary and the performance of Barun Sobti is sublime, his body expression, his look in each scene, his pain, the final message. I shuddered until his last scream !!! Very very good!!!! Brilliant Derma👏👏👏

The story of a man's karma for his wrongdoing. 15 mins of a well plotted and well-executed story with an open ending giving a fair insight that karma really gets back to you: it leaves a spine-tingling sensation by realizing the symbolism and remarkable accuracy in its portrayal. Barun Sobti as Anthony, take a bow, man! He is the kind of actor that is able to own a scene with subtlety, conveying emotions with his mannerisms and eyes alone. The way he's disappeared into anthony's character, going above and beyond both physically and mentally, to justify every nuance from the careless attitude to realizing his mistake and that shower scene in itself is an absolute masterpiece, he delivers on so many levels as an actor. The genre may not be everyone's cup of tea but it's really something good different with good use of sound, brilliant acting and cinematography, and creativity within the plot and its execution.