MUMBAI: Breaking away from its regular practice of making lengthy films high on drama filled with song and dance, the Indian film industry is coming up with some different kinds of films that would give a fresh experience to the audience.

One such film is Sumthing Like Luv, a short film soon to be showcased at Videoformes International Festival, 2011, Clermont-Ferrand, France.

In Delhi, a love story unfolds and opens up a window into the lives of the newer generation. In bits and pieces, the film speaks about their aspirations, cool language, crisis and a newly found stress buster to beat up all of their blues. 

The 17-minute digital colour film has been entirely shot on location in East Delhi in the areas Laxmi Nagar and Ghaziabad. The film has been jointly produced by Nikhil Sablania and Sudhir Raut under the banner of Cowdung Films, a film production, marketing, distribution and consultancy company in New Delhi.

Since 1986, Videoformes has been annually organising an international video and digital art festival. The festival will take place at Clermont-Ferrand, a city famous for some of the most prominent short film festivals in the world.