Paradiso
1hr 37min | Hindi | Black Comedy
Movie is once comic,also intensely profound and tragic. Though set in 1960’s, in a city, somewhere resembling Kolkata, in India, yet, the story is relevant,now all the more. In fact,the theme of the movie is timeless. The loneliness of a man who mirrors the perception of his family,because of his self imposed silence is at once hilarious as well dark. In a way it mirrors the emptiness of our soul. The man lives in the world, one `Real’, one `Imagined’ till the point where bothcollide and become one.
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Synopsis
Movie is once comic,also intensely profound and tragic. Though set in 1960’s, in a city, somewhere resembling Kolkata, in India, yet, the story is relevant,now all the more. In fact,the theme of the movie is timeless. The loneliness of a man who mirrors the perception of his family,because of his self imposed silence is at once hilarious as well dark. In a way it mirrors the emptiness of our soul. The man lives in the world, one `Real’, one `Imagined’ till the point where bothcollide and become one.
Filmmaker Bio
SUDEEP RANJAN SARKAR
DIRECTOR
Dr SudeepRanjanSarkar is an eminent Psychologist, Self-taught Artist, Poet and Film Director. He has already written and directed 9 films out of which 5shot by iPhone. He is a visionary who believes in making message giving, thought provoking movies.
Credits
director: Sudeep Ranjan Sarkar
writer: Sudeep Ranjan Sarkar
producer: Rita Jhawar
cast: Sanjay Bhatia, Sushil Bhosale, Mandeep Ghai, Atul Mahajan, Suhas Suryavanshi
As Sanjiv Routh Sarkar: Sanjib Sarkar
Cinematographer: Sukhen Sardar
Sound (Designer as Sanjiv Routh Sarkar): Sanjib Sarkar
Special Effects: Anamitra Pal
Visual Effects Artist: Anamitra Pal
Colorist: Ritajit Raychaudhuri
Lyricist: Dushyant
Playback Singer as Diya Gupta: Abheri Gupta
Playback Singer: Kavita Krishnamurthy, Sadhana Sargam
Musical Director as Sanjiv Routh Sarkar: Sanjib Sarkar