writerfilmmaker insia dariwala whose codirectorial documentary 17 not required indians won special mention at the mumbai international film festival 2013 has added another feather to her cap her latest film cocktale won the golden camera award at the 6th nashik international film festival 2014 in the present social context where every minute about 24 women are raped around the world cocktale is reply to this society the movie is a chilling drama which unfolds in a small village that houses both a saint and a sinner cocktake revolves around apoorva a young middleclass village girl who nurtures big city dreams dreams that also include becoming a doctor and saving her mother from a terminal heart disease unfortunately one night throwing caution to the wind apoorva makes the mistake of venturing into the den of umesha man most known for his eccentricities and weird pets however what she and no one else know is that this otherwise reticent man harbours some dark dirty secrets in his house one such secret rocks apoorvas world but just as she is reeling from the shock umesh walks in on her there is no escape now as umesh unleashes his world of debauchery what follows next is a bizarre game of survival between good and evil insia whose earlier indie venture candy man won her two best director awards in india apart from nomination at new york short film festival and barcelona international film festival in 2010 says this film is my unheard voice it is the voice of millions of women across the world who have been raped molested and brutally tortured every day it is for all those survivors who wish hope and pray for justice every minute of their lives