Synopsis
Imagine depicting life the way it is. Only some have the magic hands to weave the most mundane things into a metaphoric illustration. The magician we speak of is Girish Kasaravalli. Women, trees, water, fire, life are what we take for granted. Yet he fashions them into his movies as a musical portrait, the colours are fascinating but those humdrum sounds are even more captivating. Celebrate the art of story telling by the genius that is known as Girish Kasaravalli.
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Neha Garg
takes you inside the mind of a genius! totally worth of the National award ...........
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s2k
Wow, what a movie
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