Dragann Uday Bhaskar

Different (2025) throws you straight into the chaos of modern city life, where nothing’s really as it seems. At the center of all the madness is Dragann Uday Bhaskar—a guy who’s never really fit the mold, you know? He’s got this wild streak, never afraid to ruffle feathers, and honestly, he’s kind of a mess. One day, after a particularly ridiculous work meeting, he stumbles into a chain of events that flips his world upside down. There’s a mysterious message, a stranger in a coffee shop who seems to know way too much, and suddenly, Dragann’s running from folks he’s pretty sure he hasn’t pissed off (yet). The city feels alive, almost like it’s watching him, throwing obstacles and weird coincidences his way. Dragann’s friends—if you can call them that—are a ragtag bunch: a sarcastic bartender, a wannabe poet with zero filter, and his ex who keeps popping up at the worst possible moments. The relationships are messy, the stakes keep getting higher, and honestly, you’re never really sure who’s telling the truth. There’s a weird blend of dry humor and raw vulnerability as Dragann tries to figure out what’s real, what’s just in his head, and if being ‘different’ is actually a curse—or maybe, the only thing that might just save him. By the time the credits roll, you’re left questioning if anyone’s really normal, or if we’re all just faking it with a slightly different script.