Shadows using Point Light

As unity manuals for Shadows says:

https://docs.unity3d.com/$$anonymous$$anual/ShadowOverview.html

Each $$anonymous$$esh Renderer in the Scene also has a Cast Shadows and a Receive Shadows property, which must be enabled as appropriate.

Enabling Shadows

Use the Shadow Type property in the Inspector to enable and define shadows for an individual light.

Property||Function:

Shadow Type -The Hard Shadows setting produces shadows with a sharp edge. Hard shadows are not particularly realistic compared to Soft Shadows but they involve less processing, and are acceptable for many purposes. Soft shadows also tend to reduce the “blocky” aliasing effect from the shadow map.

Strength -This determines how dark the shadows are. In general, some light is scattered by the atmosphere and reflected off other GameObjects, so you usually don’t want shadows to be set to maximum strength.

Resolution -This sets the rendering resolution for the shadow map’s “Camera” mentioned above. If your shadows have very visible edges, then you might want to increase this value.

Bias -Use this to fine-tune the position and definition of your shadow. See Shadow mapping and the Bias property, below, for more information.

Normal Bias -Use this to fine-tune the position and definition of your shadow. See Shadow mapping and the Bias property, below, for more information.

Shadow Near Plane -This allows you to choose the value for the near plane when rendering shadows. GameObjects closer than this distance to the light do not cast any shadows.

Enable Cast Shadows by selecting On from the drop-down menu to enable or disable shadow casting for the mesh

Alternatively, select Two Sided to allow shadows to be cast by either side of the surface (so backface culling is ignored for shadow casting purposes), or Shadows Only to allow shadows to be cast by an invisible GameObject.

Ahh got it! Shadow cascade $$anonymous$$ust be on 4 cascades to work with lighting. Yours is set to no cascades in top pic left

[Edit]This is not Accurate at all, Leaving up though until questioner moves his comment so his example image doesn't get removed also. Will remove when he/she does.

https://docs.unity3d.com/$$anonymous$$anual/DirLightShadows.html