DEADBODY: FILM STILLS

Film :: DEADBODY

Genre :: Drama

Premise :: The idea of democracy

Language :: Hindi

Written and

Directed by :: Ambrish & Pradeep

Production Co ::

Beyond Dreams Entertainment,

Tamasha Motion Pictures.

Special Thanks ::

Suraj Sharanji,

Indrajit Deashi,

Thanks ::

Kishor Mohta,

Mandar Dharmadhikari.

Runtime :: 20 min.

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Cast ::

Mohit Raina ( as Ashok Tyagi),

Rushad Rana (as Raj Singh),

Shubhangi Atre (as Alia),

Deepak Bhingardive (as Vasant Rao Bhosale),

Anju Jadav ( as Nurse).

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Crew ::

Cinematography ::

Asit Biswas

Film Editing by ::

Devendra Murdeshwar

Background Score by::
Sanjay Wandrekar

Casting ::

Beyond Dreams Entertainment

Assistant Director ::

Amit Tyagi,

Nupur,

Bhavna Dogra.

Sound Recordist ::

Hitesh Chaurasia

Boom operator ::

Sanjay Joil

Chief Assistant Cameraman::
Rajeev Sharma.
Focus puller ::
Ajay Gupta
Assistant Cameraman ::
Avishek Poddar
Gaffer ::
Adil S. Bharde

Camera In charge::

Imran Khan.

Camera attendent ::

Wahid shaikh, Iqbal Shaikh, Wasim Shaikh.

Production Management ::

Deepak Bhingardive :: Production manager

Molay Misra :: Production Assistant

Art Setting ::

Praful, Pintu & Durydhan

Makeup ::

Mohan Mansukh

Seevan

Shrikant

Hair Dresser ::

Shabana M. Khan

Dress ::

Ramswarup Yadav

Rajendra

Lightman ::

Biman, Sankar, Pradeep,

Raju, Biren

Spot Boy ::

Tapan

Pappu,

Mukesh

Shashikant

Food ::

Aarti Caterers

Light ::

S. K. Enterprises

Location ::

Visage Studioz

Junior Supplier ::

A. K. Mishra & Co.

Short Film (Fiction): DEADBODY

On 15^th August 1947 India became an Independent democracy with the famous ‘Tryst with Destiny’ speech. Or was it?... Has it?

‘Angreziyat abhi bhi zinda hai…’. After 64 years isn’t the common man still wrecked and manipulated by the ‘Rulers’ of this country?

…Yes..its the biggest irony – the ‘People’ are never addressed to in this democracy!! Where is the honour in being a common man?

Genre: Drama

Synopsis: A middle class Mumbai youth Ashok starts to realize the irony of this democracy when his dying freedom fighter grandfather wishes to have a last look at a ‘Charkha’ – and desperately trying to get one for his grandfather he breaks into the Gandhi Museum...

DEADBODY :: 30 second Teaser ::

DEADBODY :: 40 Second TRAILER ::

Wednesday 7 September 2011

FILM STILLS :: DEADBODY

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