BLUE MIND x RAWRI
ENOUGH?
Fashion Film
Concept
This project explores emotional hunger and the quiet ways people try to cope with feelings they don't fully understand. It follows a woman who appears composed on the outside, but privately turns to repetition and control to manage what she cannot sit with. Through fashion and performance, the film reflects how external composure can mask internal discomfort, revealing how the body often expresses what the mind chooses to suppress.
The Styling
Sharp tailoring, structured outer layers, and diamonds create the image of someone who appears confident, controlled, and complete. As the film progresses, each layer is removed, from coat to shirt to bodysuit, gradually exposing vulnerability beneath the polished exterior. The black-and-white palette reflects the internal conflict between impulse and control, while red emerges as a symbol of hunger, bringing the emotional emptiness beneath the surface into view.
The Psychology
When emotional needs are ignored, people often find ways to distract themselves from what they are feeling. In this film, food becomes a coping mechanism rather than nourishment. Eating is used to fill loneliness, emptiness, and unresolved emotions. The body becomes full, but the emotional void remains.
The Archetype
The Performer. Someone who looks composed, successful, and in control, but relies on routines, appearances, and distractions to avoid confronting what they truly feel. They keep filling the space around them so they never have to face the emptiness within.
Direction, Concept & Styling
Aadhya Khare
DOP
Vaibhav Singh
AC
Hardik Kumar
Production & Editor
Jiyana
MUA
Anannya Nagarkar
Styling Assistants
Jayati Devburman, Ishika
In frame
Liz Gotriz
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PULSE
POWER PLAY
ENOUGH?
Fashion Film
Concept
This project explores emotional hunger and the quiet ways people try to cope with feelings they don't fully understand. It follows a woman who appears composed on the outside, but privately turns to repetition and control to manage what she cannot sit with. Through fashion and performance, the film reflects how external composure can mask internal discomfort, revealing how the body often expresses what the mind chooses to suppress.
The Styling
Sharp tailoring, structured outer layers, and diamonds create the image of someone who appears confident, controlled, and complete. As the film progresses, each layer is removed, from coat to shirt to bodysuit, gradually exposing vulnerability beneath the polished exterior. The black-and-white palette reflects the internal conflict between impulse and control, while red emerges as a symbol of hunger, bringing the emotional emptiness beneath the surface into view.
The Psychology
When emotional needs are ignored, people often find ways to distract themselves from what they are feeling. In this film, food becomes a coping mechanism rather than nourishment. Eating is used to fill loneliness, emptiness, and unresolved emotions. The body becomes full, but the emotional void remains.
The Archetype
The Performer. Someone who looks composed, successful, and in control, but relies on routines, appearances, and distractions to avoid confronting what they truly feel. They keep filling the space around them so they never have to face the emptiness within.
- Direction, Concept & StylingAadhya Khare
- DOPVaibhav Singh
- ACHardik Kumar
- Production & EditorJiyana
- MUAAnannya Nagarkar
- Styling AssistantsJayati Devburman, Ishika
- In frameLiz Gotriz
Check out more work
BLUE MIND x RAWRI
PULSE
POWER PLAY