Made In is a silent short film directed by Rajesh Puthanpurayil under the banner of LK Productions International. Released in 2020, the film was conceived during a time of global uncertainty and reflection, when the world was forced to pause and reassess its priorities. The project was carefully planned over a period of two months and completed in a single day of shooting, highlighting the importance of clarity, intent, and preparation in the filmmaking process.

The film explores the human cost of global power struggles and unchecked ambition. Rather than focusing on politics or specific nations, Made In looks at how greed and the desire for dominance can quietly shape lives across borders. The story is told through the perspective of a retired soldier who has lost his leg in an international war and now lives a life of observation and remembrance. His silent reflections become a window into the long-term consequences of conflict on individuals and society.

As a silent film, Made In depends entirely on visual language, symbolism, and performance to communicate its message, making it accessible to audiences across cultures and languages. The film has received multiple national and international awards, gaining recognition at prestigious film festivals and reinforcing its relevance in contemporary global conversations.