Fired (2010)

In the heart of London, within the austere walls of the H.W.L.S Head Office, resides the narcissistic CEO, Joy Mittal. Striving to mend his scandal-plagued career, Joy faces an economic crisis threatening to drown everyone. As a desperate attempt to prove his leadership prowess, Joy dismisses nearly half of his London workforce, instigating major cutbacks. Amid the ensuing chaos, he decides to terminate his affair with his manager, Ruby, a beguiling seductress who has become a liability to both his personal and professional life. Joy's day culminates in a torrent of stress as he must prepare for a board meeting, an event that will irrevocably alter his life. The aftermath of the firing incident hangs heavy in the air, turning the following two hours in the seemingly deserted office into a nerve-wracking ordeal. "Fired" unveils the harrowing account of Joy's final office hours, a real-time representation of a man tormented by the specter of his past actions. Trapped within the confines of his empty office, a haunting embodiment of the resentment from his recently dismissed employees, Joy is confronted by unseen supernatural forces. His once vibrant personality begins to wane under the dual burden of his antidepressants, Prozac, and his crippling insecurities, morphing him into a man teetering on the brink of insanity. The ghosts of his past, manifesting as apparitions of Ruby and her child, lurk in the shadows, driving him towards an abyss of paranoia. Each mundane object within the office space becomes a relic of his fear, amplified by the hallucinatory side effects of his medication. "Fired" is a chilling exploration of a once robust CEO's descent into madness, set against the backdrop of a desolate office space, a silent player in this suspense-laden narrative.

Fired is a horror movie featuring Rahul Bose and directed by Sajit Warrier.

It is possible to buy Fired on Amazon Video.