Ghode ko jalebi khilane le ja riya hoon

Ghode Ko Jalebi Khilane Le Ja Riya Hoon, streaming on GUDHSO , masterfully balances moments of laughter, tears, and hope. The screenplay beautifully weaves together various subplots, touching on themes of family, love, and the pursuit of dreams. The narrative unfolds at a comfortable pace, allowing the audience to connect with the characters and emotionally invest in their journeys.

The film's heartwarming message of never giving up on one's dreams resonates strongly, reminding us of the importance of determination and perseverance. It encourages viewers to embrace their passions and believe in their abilities, no matter how unconventional or challenging they may seem.

I came to know about this movie when it was selected for Sundance New Frontier Festival. This was the only film which got selected. Curious movie buff, i decided to attend a film festival where it was showcasing. Its not an usual film and very hard describe as it takes on several characters weaved together wonderfully. Its a must watch for those who like experimental cinema.

In the heart of Delhi's Shahjahanabad, amidst the bustling streets and the hardships of its hardworking people, unfolds a cinematic masterpiece that transcends reality. Seamlessly blending dreams, reality, and elements of phantasmagoria, this film takes the audience on an unforgettable journey, prompting profound introspection on human perception and the human condition.

Dreams become a lifeline for survival and existence in the face of adversity, offering solace and hope amidst the misery. Through a series of dream parables, the film imparts deep moral lessons, challenging viewers to ponder the mysteries of life and the complexities of existence.

The director's visionary brilliance shines through every frame, capturing the essence of the setting and the raw emotions of the characters. The film's captivating portrayal of resilience and determination resonates powerfully, drawing the audience deeper into this enchanting tale.

From breathtaking cinematography to stellar performances, this multilayered cinema grips the heart and mind alike. It weaves an intricate tapestry of emotions and aspirations that lingers long after the final scene, leaving viewers mesmerized by the indomitable human spirit.

As the film unfolds, the audience is reminded of the significance of dreams and the profound impact they can have on our lives. Amidst all the struggles, it becomes evident that dreaming is not just an escape but a powerful friend, guiding one through life's challenges.

In conclusion, this cinematic gem is a must-watch for those seeking an intellectually stimulating and emotionally enriching experience. It challenges us to ponder the mysteries of life and reminds us of the power of dreams and the resilience of the human spirit. Don't miss the chance to embark on this extraordinary journey that will leave you deeply moved and pondering life's mysteries long after the credits roll.

Finally a Hindi movie which is about Hindi region people not punjabi marathi etc, and also which is one of those movies which are made by people who work from ground up, and be in there own craft and artistic journey

finally a Hindi movie which is about Hindi region people not punjabi marathi etc, and also which is one of those movies which are made by people who work from ground up, and be in there own craft and artistic journey

finally a Hindi movie which is about Hindi region people not punjabi marathi etc, and also which is one of those movies which are made by people who work from ground up, and be in there own craft and artistic journey.

A Multilayer cinema where the events develop against the backdrop of dreams, reality, with elements of phantasmagoria intertwined. In fact, we have before us so many dream parables that turned out to be very deep and highly moral and makes you think about problems of human perception. Amidst all the misery in Delhi's Shahjahanabad, one of the conditions to "survive, exist is with the help of dreaming, a friend is thus helping.

Having made an attempt to plunge into the culture of Shahjahanand, director Anamika Haksar begins the movie with a note, as the film launches a whole series of lost character mixing reality and dreams with emphasize on expressiveness and especially brilliant animations. It begins with lot of cuss words thrown in and then the story unfolds before us to a introduce the vicinity filled with sewage water, people sleeping on carts, then we see a man dreaming as he is showered with flowers by Goddess Lakhsmi followed by a surreal scene. The action begins mostly open streets and is gradually transferred to the dream sequences - to the supposed real world of the characters. By the way, I really liked the pickpocket scene with changing hands and it is of these moments that stands out for its staging. Another funny scene is when the thief takes the role of the tour guide for a quick buck and takes help of his imagination and sums the whole theme of the film while taking stroll around the streets. He shows the tourist a shop covered in sheets and sleeping mat. He goes on to open the mat in front of them as we see we little kids lying down as he summarizes that this is the place "where the king and queen and prince all live". I was mostly attracted to the animations that merges in the outlines of the environment, one of the best is in the last 20 minutes of the film as we see women sharing their dreams and innermost secrets and thanks to the animation, the visual combination of editing and camerawork, it is another highlight.

The cast, with the possible exception of Raghubir Yadav, the rest are unknown and this is one of the reasons why the film turned out to be so alive and real as the characters just live. For the very appropriate, close to life casting , the film is supported with humour as it evokes a kind and sincere smile. I would like to highlight the background music which also adds magic in contrasting the monotonous existence, usual way of things as the dreams take charge.

Anamika Haksar gives these lost characters at first glance, a "phantasmagorical" feel with drama, social commentary (mini-Pakistan scene) and philosophy. "Ghode Ko Jalebi Khilane Le Ja Riya Hoon" most of all resembles a kind of surreal experimental documentary which is woven into the story to help the viewer to look at the film from a different angle and your perception will no longer be the same.