Abhishek Chaubey, Navdeep Singh-backed award-winning short Bhed, Bakri, Bhoot gets release on Anurag Kashyap's platform
Here's the latest update from the Bollywood world:
Filmmakers Abhishek Chaubey and Navdeep Singh are set to present the short movie Bhed, Bakri, Bhoot, which will rollout on September 24 on Anurag Kashyap 's curated short-movie YouTube channel, Oh Short Flips.
Adding to this, Bhed Bakri Bhoot is directed by Shivam Shankar. The movie is directed by Shivam Shankar, who produced it alongside Ranjan Singh, according to a press rollout. It features Vandana Joshi, Prasanna Bisht, Apeksha Iyer, Naseem Mughal and Rishi Solanki, among others.
Meanwhile, Chaubey shared he is sure the audience will like the movie. "What I loved most about BBB is Shivam's modern approach to the narrative and the fact that it is so enjoyable, yet so disturbing," he shared in a note.
Notably, Singh shared the movie is "intelligent and wickedly entertaining." "Bhed, Bakri, Bhoot is acutely observed, astutely directed, and insanely relevant to the times we find ourselves in," he shared.
As per the latest buzz, The short starts with a heartbroken brass band musician writing a bitter message about his lover on a public bathroom wall in a moment of fury. What starts as a private vent quickly spirals into a domino effect, and passersby from all walks of life begin adding their own grievances, socio-political anxieties, and systemic frustrations onto the same tiles.
In further updates, Amid this chaotic tapestry of competing voices, nobody pays attention to the deteriorating state of the bathroom itself-until government officials step in.
On top of that, Shankar shared the movie is an "attempt to look at India without any filters". "The everyday politics we live through in society, told through a raw, unguarded gaze...I'm deeply grateful to the presenters who've championed this movie, and to the producers who helped bring it," he shared in a note.
He also thanked the cast and crew of the movie. "To all my actors, who trusted me with their craft, and to every artist across departments who gave more than I could have ever asked for, thank you for making the movie what it is," he added
Source: Hindustan Times