In the uproarious comedy "First Rehearsal," directed by Sagnik Dutta, three wildly mismatched aspiring actors—played by Ritwik Arora, Aniket Bharadwaj, and Ajay Vijayan—find their lives colliding in a single chaotic afternoon. The trio, each desperate for a big break, is cast in a low-budget community theater production, but their first rehearsal spirals into a series of absurd mishaps and ego clashes. Arora portrays a method-obsessed perfectionist, Bharadwaj a jittery novice who can't remember his lines, and Vijayan a flamboyant diva more interested in stage presence than substance. As the director, a beleaguered artist trying to wrangle their disparate energies, attempts to forge a cohesive performance, the rehearsal room becomes a battleground of hilarious misunderstandings and escalating tensions. With its sharp, rapid-fire dialogue and a run time of just sixteen minutes, this short film captures the manic energy of creative desperation and the absurdity of artistic ambition. "First Rehearsal" offers a witty and affectionate glimpse into the chaos that often precedes the curtain rising, promising laughs from start to finish.