Movie Review Of "Kabhi Kahin"

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Movie Review Of "Kabhi Kahin"

Cast- Ashmit Patel, Tulip Joshi, Anubhav Anand, Sanjay Narwekar, Sachin Khedekar, etc.
Produced By: Ravindra Singh
Directed By: Amol Shetge
Music By: Vijay Verma

Synopsis-

Kabhi Kahin is a film that explores characters at a deeper level, visiting the deep recesses of the human mind. The unknown, unseen places that one talks about are nothing but hitherto unexplored areas of the mind.

For example, the cold interior of an ancient temple amidst the scorching heat of the desert in Rajasthan is a strong symbolof the inner calm that one seeks all of one’s life...For the viewer Kabhi Kahin is certainly a journey worth undertaking...

A journey beyond space and time...

RAJ (Ashmit Patel):

Freshly out from an art college, Raj loves to go on motorcycle trips to distant places, seeking inspiration for his paintings. On one such road trip, he is brought face to face with his inner self who takes him on a different plane of consciousness...

SAUDAMINI (Tulip Joshi):

A face that seems to be frozen in time. A beauty so ethereal it is no wonder she mesmerizes Raj at first sight. She surely belongs to another era. She remains shrouded in mystery, her beautiful eyes, waiting eternally, gazing into nothingness...

VIKRAM (Anubhav Anand):

Raj’s best friend, who accompanies him on this road-trip, is an engineering graduate who has nothing to do with art. As Raj gives an account of the strange things that he encounters; Vikram, the sceptic laughs off the entire matter but all the strange things that he encounters take him on the road from non-belief to belief.

THE PRIEST (Sanchin Khedekar):

The priest symbolizes the voice of the inner mind; calm, composed, knowing everything about while you still strive to listen to it, understand it, and seek guidance from it. The characters in this film come across this priest, who puts them on a path that leads them to self-realization.

AGHORI (Sanjay Narwekar):

The Aghori is just another dimension to the character of the priest, who puts the characters of the film on the same journey. But on a completely untrodden and difficult path that is going to test their mental resolve and strength.