That scene with the uncle sitting by the roadside saying 'insaan' is so powerful! The way he captures the essence of humanity in just one word is truly remarkable. Great acting!
Wow, that scene with the uncle outside the metro saying 'insaan' and laughing like a devil was something else. The man giving him money, the girl questioning his weird 'murga' and 'bakra' comments, and then his dramatic 'I have that power' speech - all leading up to him shooting a chicken? Talk about a plot twist! This scene really takes the cake for unpredictability. Pure cinematic gold!
That scene with the uncle sitting outside the metro, saying 'insaan,' laughing like a devil, and the man giving him money was already impactful. But when the girl asks, 'Why are you saying this? I've seen you for two days calling people 'murga' or 'bakra',' and the uncle replies, 'I don't say this without reason. Want to know my story? I have that power,' it adds a whole new layer of depth. Brilliantly acted and thought-provoking!
Just saw this short film adapted from Alpha K's story, and wow, what a ride! From the wild plot twists to the unexpected turns, it’s clear Akash Verma had a blast directing this. Well done on turning a credit story into a cinematic rollercoaster - seriously, who knew a short film could pack so much unpredictability? Bravo!
Impressive adaptation of Alpha K's story! The short film really brings the narrative to life with depth and creativity. Well done, Akash Verma, on directing such a captivating piece. Your vision and execution are truly commendable!
"That scene with the uncle outside the metro is a masterclass in unpredictability. You've got a guy giving him money, a girl asking why he's been calling people 'murga' and 'bakra,' and the uncle’s dramatic ‘I have that power’ speech. And then, just when you think it can’t get crazier, he goes and shoots a chicken! This scene is like a wild rollercoaster - full of surprises and totally off the rails!"
Just checked out this short film adapted from Alpha K’s story - and wow, what a ride! If you ever wondered what happens when a great story meets a director with a flair for the dramatic, this is it. Kudos to Akash Verma for turning it into a cinematic rollercoaster. Well done, and thanks for the wild ride!
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That scene with the uncle sitting by the roadside saying 'insaan' is so powerful! The way he captures the essence of humanity in just one word is truly remarkable. Great acting!
Wow, that scene with the uncle outside the metro saying 'insaan' and laughing like a devil was something else. The man giving him money, the girl questioning his weird 'murga' and 'bakra' comments, and then his dramatic 'I have that power' speech - all leading up to him shooting a chicken? Talk about a plot twist! This scene really takes the cake for unpredictability. Pure cinematic gold!
That scene with the uncle sitting outside the metro, saying 'insaan,' laughing like a devil, and the man giving him money was already impactful. But when the girl asks, 'Why are you saying this? I've seen you for two days calling people 'murga' or 'bakra',' and the uncle replies, 'I don't say this without reason. Want to know my story? I have that power,' it adds a whole new layer of depth. Brilliantly acted and thought-provoking!
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Just saw this short film adapted from Alpha K's story, and wow, what a ride! From the wild plot twists to the unexpected turns, it’s clear Akash Verma had a blast directing this. Well done on turning a credit story into a cinematic rollercoaster - seriously, who knew a short film could pack so much unpredictability? Bravo!
Impressive adaptation of Alpha K's story! The short film really brings the narrative to life with depth and creativity. Well done, Akash Verma, on directing such a captivating piece. Your vision and execution are truly commendable!
"That scene with the uncle outside the metro is a masterclass in unpredictability. You've got a guy giving him money, a girl asking why he's been calling people 'murga' and 'bakra,' and the uncle’s dramatic ‘I have that power’ speech. And then, just when you think it can’t get crazier, he goes and shoots a chicken! This scene is like a wild rollercoaster - full of surprises and totally off the rails!"
Daaamn Man , Film is Amazing to be honest 👏🙌👏 Best Actor (Creepy Uncle) 🔥🎉
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Just checked out this short film adapted from Alpha K’s story - and wow, what a ride! If you ever wondered what happens when a great story meets a director with a flair for the dramatic, this is it. Kudos to Akash Verma for turning it into a cinematic rollercoaster. Well done, and thanks for the wild ride!
Very good directed film.
Wow what a film. Really loved it.
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Nice film 🎉❤
Ramanpk age40😊
What a film bro ❤❤❤🎉🎉
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Lekin bro apne PG kab liye 👀