Now and Then is a love story about Mallika, a South Asian woman who immigrated to the US at the age of 18. The film flash forwards thirty years, when someone from her past catches up to her. She finds herself reliving old memories and suffers from the "log kya kehenge" ("what will people say") syndrome when making the tough decision to share and discuss her past with her husband and daughters. "Although inspired by Indian cinema, Now and Then portrays the universal emotion of love and showcases the timelessness of the emotion through two generations. As a film written and directed from a female perspective, Now and Then also touches upon the double standards that women may experience regarding the dating culture, even in today's modern world. These double standards force us to think twice before sharing our stories. We were aiming to bring all the glamour of a Bollywood film- the music, dance, drama- without that 3 hour time commitment or language barrier. We hope this film is relatable for people from various cultural backgrounds and ages." -Mohitha Sripathi-