My way

In our exploration, we delve into the social and cultural significance of hair. We've captured three distinct narratives, each portraying a unique journey of individuals and their relationship with their hair. Each protagonist embodies a form of valor, not battling dragons, but rather grappling with their own hairstyles. And let me tell you, it's no walk in the park.

The core of our tale lies in understanding the protagonist's Psychophobia – the fear that her hair has a mind of its own, ensnaring her from all angles, leaving her feeling trapped. Her struggle becomes a quest to assert herself in the world through her hair.

On the other hand, our female lead yearns for visibility, seeking to carve out her own space in society. Meanwhile, our male protagonist consciously rejects the dictates of contemporary trends, finding solace in pursuits where hair isn't burdened with hefty societal expectations.