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Award Winning Short Film by Anurag Kashyap - Tubelight ka Chand | Pocket Films
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"A street urchin watches the moon intently... it is in full glory... veiled in its many splendours... can he reach it? Is it possible for a mortal soul to touch even slightly the hem of its white incandescent gown?
Once upon a time in KOLKATA there lived a lonely little boy called Tubelight (Moon). His daily routine included washing yellow taxis and making them sparkle like pure gold.But where is the twinkle in his lonely life ? Love comes to his rescue... the boy falls in love with queen of the night sky-the Moon. With a single minded determination he tries to get hold of this miracle straight from the sky but in vain.He realizes it is impossible. Is pure love always unrequited? An award winning Bengali short film about the little boy`s love for the moon told through vividly lucid visuals in the backdrop of the languid city of Kolkata suddenly plunged into darkness.
Winner of "German Star of India" best short film award at Bollywood and Beyond film festival, Germany 2011, and Indian film festival of Los Angeles, 2011.The short film received some highly encouraging comments from the jury "Like a fairy tale, the short film tells the story of a little boy who is in love with the moon and tries everything he can to reach it. The strong emotional images of the film portray the sad and lonely life of a boy on the streets of Kolkata. At the same time, the director Shlok Sharma describes the boy's dream world with very poetic pictures. The contrast between these two worlds is reflected by camera work which oscillates between light and darkness, fast editing, and the use of almost documentary-like commentary. With regards to form and content, the director of TUBELIGHT KA CHAND has created an aesthetically and technically convincing short film, which at the same time is also a moving appeal for the power of dreams.""
Directed by Shlok Sharma
Produced by Anurag Kashyap Productions
Music by Tajdar Junaid
Cast & Crew: Music / Sound: Tajdar Junaid Editor: Sweta Venkat Mathew Cinematographer: Actors: Master Mohammed Shariq
Award Winning Short Film by Anurag Kashyap - Tubelight ka Chand | Pocket Films
Short Film - Black Mirror | Pocket Films
"Black Mirror written and directed by Adi Burman is a story of Ranu who doest""t own a place to stay....He is hungry..There is a lot of beauty to watch in Mumbai but what about the poverty..No one cares for the people who don""t get enough food to eat..Street biys remain on street.They can only watch huge buildings, beautiful sea, people having delicious food but cant do anything more .They can only watch and watch...Ranu denotes the whole community of hungry boy..the aim of this story is to show the real black mirror to the audiences. Subscribe Now For A New Short Films Everyday
Short Film - Black Mirror | Pocket Films
That Day After Everyday - Short Film
1st Large Short Film by Anurag Kashyap. Starring Radhika Apte and Sandhya Mridul, written by Nitin Bhardwaj, the film takes up an extremely sensitive issue of eve teasing and molestation.
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That Day After Everyday - Short Film
RASTAA Canon 550D Indian Short Film MAMI 2011
MEHERZAN B. MAZDA presents
a CURLY HAIRED RASCALS production
in association with
BULLHORN pictures
Rastaa(Street) is a short film about two boys, both beggars on the streets of Mumbai. The film revolves around a day in the life of the two boys at a traffic signal, where they both struggle to make a few bucks.
The film was shot entirely under Elphinstone signal.
RASTAA - Canon 550D Indian Short Film MAMI 2011
Irrfan & Nawazuddin Siddiqui in 'Bypass' (2003)
Irrfan with actor Nawaz in a short & silent film — "The Bypass" produced by Asif Kapadia n directed by Amit Kuma
Irrfan & Nawazuddin Siddiqui in 'Bypass' (2003)
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