LABOUR PAIN..an unending saga (Indian Feature film) based on Migrants labourers Condition during COVID-19 Crisis
Oct 29, 2022
Indian feature Film based on Migrants labourers Condition during covid-19 crisis . Daily wages worker suffered the most in pandemic. Film's receving love and winning in the film festival like CALCUTTA INTERNATIONAL CULT FILM FESTIVAL and more.
Pune, Maharashtra Oct 28, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Indian feature film based on Migrants labourers during covid-19
Swatantra Theatre and Films Pune, Maharashtra India have made an independent Hindi feature film - LABOUR PAIN-an unending saga.
The film is based on events and hardships faced by daily wages migrants workers (mazdoors) during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mazdoors lay the groundwork of our societies, they are the pillars on which our skyscrapers stand. Their blood, sweat & tears shape our homes, malls & subways. But which strata of our social fabric do these labourers dwell in? What about their individual identities? We follow the story of Shankar and Manju, daily wage migrant workers, living miles away from home for work that to them is worship. Our journey with them brings us to the apocalyptic days of an unforeseen pandemic that upends the lives of millions like them. Without social security, net to catch their fall and abandoned by the city they built, left to their own devices, they begin a long, long walk back home.
Will they ever get there? Will they find the families that a home is made of? Will they ever dare to dream or hope again for a better future? Or are they on roads that lead nowhere?
LABOUR PAIN - An Unending Saga.
Written and Director: Abhijeet Choudhary
Produced by Yuwaraj shah
Creative Director Dhanashree Heblikar
MAJOR CAST & CREW:
CAST: Dhanashree heblikar, Prashant Gowda, Yuwaraj Shah, Krushan Doshi, Ashwin Sharma, Suyash Kukreja, Aanand Kumar, Nikhil Pasalkar, Ketaki Nimbalkar, Sabeena Sarwar, Umed Patil, Pravesh Sakore, Vedansh Tiwari, Master Avikaa Choudhary and More including 52 Actors
DoP and Editing- Chezan lawyer
Narration by Renowned Actor Raghuveer Yadav
Poem And Song Written by: Sarveshwar Dayal Saxena, Fanishwar Nath Renu, Sanjay Bhardwaj, and Satish Kumar
Music Satish Kumar, Rahul Ghorpade, Snehlata Choudhary
Singer ; Dhanashree Heblikar, Satish Kumar and Krushan Doshi
Production Team: Abhishek Dixit, Ankita Choudhary, Rishikesh Bhonde, Subhankar
Publicity Team: Vedansh Tiwari, Kushal Sahne,
Post-Production: Abhijit Saraof, Swapnil, and More
Publicity Design: K. Sayyed
Indian (Hindi language) feature film with English subtitles.
Run timings 90 mins.
The film received love and many awards at film festivals-
The film is getting love, and applause from critics and judges at various festivals all over the world
1-Calcutta international cult Film festival - winner
2-International world film awards (New York) - Official Selection
3-Diamond Bell international Film festival- winner
4-Thilsri international Film festival - winner
These four are just a few to name out of many the film is expected for official selection and win as films wait for results of upcoming film festivals around the world.
Music of the film: The film's music is made with a very North Indian regional and folk touch. It has its heart for the Hindi Heartland of the country there is also a song on Kabbadi(Kabaddi is an Indian game in which individuals take turns to chase and try to touch members of the opposing team without being captured by them.) kabaddi, ... which also adds a sports flavour to the kabbadi leagues of the country.
POETRY RECITATION of the film by renowned Indian actor Raghuvir Yadav.
Story of the covid-19 pandemic
One other point is the film is based on the Stories of Mazdoor during COVID -19 pandemic, the story of the film through mazdoor (Labour) can bring the whole nation together.
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This is the brief introduction of the film "LABOUR PAIN ..an unending saga" and Swatantra Theatre and Films seek to be associated to release this Strong Independent film Worldwide.
Media Contact
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08329696186
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