If
the
masses
loved
her
in
movies
like
Highway
and
Humpty
Sharma
Ki
Dulhania,
Alia
Bhatt
has
again
won
many
a
heart.
Her
latest
short
film
"Going
Home",
based
on
women's
safety,
has
gone
viral
on
social
networking
site.
The
actress
says
the
film
is
close
to
her.
The
video
was
put
on
YouTube
Oct
17
and
it
was
accompanied
by
a
post
from
its
director
Vikas
Bahl
that
read:
"I
pledge
to
create
a
short
film
titled
'Going
Home',
in
which
we
visualise
a
utopia
for
women,
where,
unlike
today,
mistrust
and
fear
don't
dictate
actions
and
decisions."
The
over
five-minute
long
film
shows
Alia
driving
all
by
herself
in
the
middle
of
the
night
and
telling
her
mother
over
the
phone
that
she
will
reach
home
soon.
But
her
car
breaks
down.
With
no
soul
on
the
street,
she
wonders
what
to
do
next.
Soon,
she
spots
a
car
with
a
bunch
of
guys
smoking
and
staring
at
her
from
across
the
street.
Seeing
her
alone,
they
drive
next
to
her
car.
One
imagines
the
obvious
-
Alia,
dressed
in
a
short
skirt
with
a
top,
getting
attacked
by
the
men.
But
instead
they
try
to
help
fix
her
car
and
when
that
doesn't
work
out,
they
drop
her
safely
till
her
house.
The
video
is
now
trending
on
Facebook
and
she
is
delighted.
"Wohooo
!!!
#GoingHome
top
trend
on
Facebook
:D
this
was
a
really
special
short
film..
THANK
YOU
!!!!
Loveeeee,"
she
tweeted
Tuesday.
TV
anchor
Maria
Goretti
had
also
tweeted
the
link
with
a
post
saying:"Please
can
my
country
give
me
this
..Going
Home:
A
film
by
Vikas
Bahl
feat.
Alia
Bhatt
for
#VogueEmpower'".