Ghrna

By Amrish
A tale of suspicion...

 

3 comments so far.

  1. dangiankit August 28, 2009 at 7:34 AM
    Very well conceptualized Amrish. Hope you've seen Firaaq.

    P.S. The camera seems to be shaking when presenting the state after the scare. Time seq: 4:00 to 4:17. Just see, if you can work on this.
  2. Atra Tatra Sarvatra September 2, 2009 at 6:12 PM
    Hey Amrish - Sensitive subject, well touched, nice background score. Liked the real life situations and locations. However, abrupt camera movements in between need to be worked on. Noise smoothing/filtering might enhance the background score. Also, dialogues could have been more intense for the given subject to create the impact. Overall, a sincere effort with room for improvement.

    Good Luck!
    Deepti
  3. Unknown November 17, 2010 at 1:27 PM
    I was rendered Spellbound & mesmerised; in the entire span of 6mins n 2 secs..then suddenly some soothing tune at the rise of the 3rd sec woke me...

    I consider myself totally inept to comment on the technicalities but I would like to salute you to have the nerve to address such a delicate matter on a platform like this and also managing to do balanced justice to the soul of the plot and the sentiments of the characters potrayed.

    Personally, I believe the strongest aspect of this play were its gestures and the unwords - as someone puts it "Silence is the most powerful expression language" - its proven here.Human emotions reached my soul (as a layman) and the background number which was being played in that restaurant said it all (very well elected)..it added glitter to the gold.

    In the final shot a strong emotion of cupability and self remorse was reflecting from the lead's eyes and that like some poultice managed to heal the wound of antagonism.

    Thanks for sharing such a wonderful piece of artwork. Hope to see some more soon

    Reena

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