2019. Seven short films made by seven different directors as an ode to Puttana Kanagal who made a movie of the same name. I, unfortunately, could not find a version on YouTube with subtitles so I decided to view this one.
The first story is rather simple - a father promises his daughter that he will take her to rainbow land. How they end up there despite some twists is the story. Nice and cute. There's one dialogue-less story where a lady gets stuck on a deserted road and encounters a villainous-looking vagrant - and survives. There's one where a lady from a village goes to Bangalore for the first time, steps out to buy sweets for her son for his birthday and loses her way. Very nice. One where a guy keeps revisiting the same day - Groundhog Day. There's one where a man who has listened to others all his life, decides to take control on the last day before retirement. In one story set in British times, a barber makes a judgment call on murdering a police officer, and it saves him.
Stuff like that. Nice. All of them very different from one another and well made. Now to search for the original with subtitles somewhere.
The first story is rather simple - a father promises his daughter that he will take her to rainbow land. How they end up there despite some twists is the story. Nice and cute. There's one dialogue-less story where a lady gets stuck on a deserted road and encounters a villainous-looking vagrant - and survives. There's one where a lady from a village goes to Bangalore for the first time, steps out to buy sweets for her son for his birthday and loses her way. Very nice. One where a guy keeps revisiting the same day - Groundhog Day. There's one where a man who has listened to others all his life, decides to take control on the last day before retirement. In one story set in British times, a barber makes a judgment call on murdering a police officer, and it saves him.
Stuff like that. Nice. All of them very different from one another and well made. Now to search for the original with subtitles somewhere.
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