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Director Prabhuraj’s Latest Creation, ‘Bring It On’, Breaks New Ground as India’s First Kids Dance Film

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In an unprecedented move in Indian cinema, Shake Chilli Films in association with Brown Bread Films unveils “Bring It On,” a visionary creation by the distinguished filmmaker Prabhuraj. This film is not merely a cinematic endeavor; it’s an epoch-making event, setting a new standard as India’s first kids dance movie in the Hindi language. “Bring It On” is poised to redefine the contours of children’s entertainment in India, seamlessly blending the exuberance of dance with the depth of compelling storytelling.

A New Dawn in Children’s Entertainment

“Bring It On” emerges as a luminous example of innovation in children’s cinema. Prabhuraj, with his profound insight into storytelling, articulates the genesis of this trailblazing project: “The creation of ‘Bring It On’ emanates from a profound need to bridge the gap in children’s entertainment in our nation. The landscape of Indian cinema, notably theatres and OTT platforms, is predominantly tailored for adult viewers. There’s a conspicuous absence of films that resonate with the younger demographic. A film like ‘Bring It On,’ which is not only a celebration of dance but also a narrative woven for and around kids, is not just a creative expression but a significant cultural statement. It signifies the advent of a new genre in Indian cinema – one that is dedicated to and driven by young, vibrant energy.”

The Theatrical Spectacle

The film is envisioned as a grand theatrical spectacle, a conscious decision by Prabhuraj to ensure the art of dance is experienced in its most majestic form. The essence and magnificence of dance come alive in a way that only the big screen can capture,” Prabhuraj emphasizes. “‘Bring It On’ is crafted for the theatres – it’s where the magic of dance, the vibrancy of colors, and the dynamism of our young performers can be fully appreciated. This is a movie that promises to be an immersive experience, one that goes beyond the conventional boundaries of cinema to create something truly extraordinary.

A Platform for Young Talent

Central to “Bring It On” is its commitment to showcasing fresh talent. The film is a launchpad for young aspirants, providing a unique opportunity for children aged 8 to 12 in the dance and acting category, and 13 to 17 for the acting category. We are on a quest to discover the stars of tomorrow,” says Prabhuraj. “‘Bring It On’ is not just about casting children in a movie; it’s about unearthing and nurturing new talent. We are initiating nationwide auditions to find young actors and dancers who will not only be the face of the film but also carry the spirit of ‘Bring It On’.

Dance – A Universal Language

The film taps into the universal appeal of dance, a language that transcends cultural and geographical barriers. “Dance is a medium that speaks directly to the heart,” Prabhuraj reflects. “It’s a form of expression that has no boundaries. Through ‘Bring It On,’ we aim to reach a global audience. The kids who will be part of this extravaganza are not just performing for India; they are set to capture hearts worldwide. This movie is a platform for them to shine, to express, and to connect with audiences across the globe.”

A Potent Mix of Entertainment and Message

“Bring It On” is meticulously woven to be a powerhouse of entertainment, yet it carries a potent message at its core. “While the film is a visual treat with its high-octane dance sequences and vibrant storytelling, at its heart, it is a narrative that carries a strong message,” Prabhuraj elaborates. “We are crafting a story that entertains but also makes one think, feel, and reflect. It’s a film that parents and children can watch together – a shared experience that is as enlightening as it is enjoyable.”

Star-Studded Support

The movie is further embellished by the presence of big names from the Bollywood film industry. “‘Bring It On’ is graced by the participation of esteemed actors from Bollywood, blending their experience and stature with the fresh energy of our young cast. This amalgamation of established stars and budding talent creates a fascinating dynamic that will be a treat for the audience,” Prabhuraj shares.

A Personal Journey

Reflecting on his personal journey and the impetus behind “Bring It On,” Prabhuraj shares, “I’ve always been drawn to the idea of creating a film for children – a segment that’s often overlooked in our cinema. The lack of kid-centric movies in theatres and on OTT platforms is palpable. As a filmmaker, I felt compelled to address this gap. ‘Bring It On’ is the culmination of this thought process – a film that’s energetic, dance-centric, and meaningful. A film where children are not just actors, but the heart and soul of the story.”

Nationwide Audition for “Bring It On”

As “Bring It On” gears up for its nationwide auditions and subsequent production, the excitement is palpable. Director Prabhuraj announces a special feature for this grand venture: “In an effort to streamline the audition process and make it accessible to talented children across India, we have developed a dedicated website for ‘Bring It On.’ Aspiring young dancers and actors can now visit bringiton.in to access the audition forms and participate in this groundbreaking project.”

Prabhuraj emphasizes the simplicity and inclusivity of this approach: “We wanted to ensure that every child with a dream to dance and act has the opportunity to reach us. Our website, bringiton.in, is designed to be user-friendly and comprehensive, providing all the necessary information and guidance for the audition process. It’s a digital gateway for young talents to step into the magical world of ‘Bring It On.’”

Prabhuraj concludes with a passionate note, “‘Bring It On’ is more than a film; it’s a movement. It’s an experience that extends beyond the realm of traditional cinema. We are not just crafting a movie; we are nurturing dreams and creating opportunities for a new generation of artists. This nationwide audition is just the beginning of a thrilling journey that promises to bring together India’s best young talents.

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Noble World Foundation Announces Transformative Spiritual Journey Through Song

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Discover Inner Peace: A Soul-Stirring Journey to Your True Self

MUMBAI, India – Nov. 5, 2024 – Noble World Foundation is delighted to announce the release of the profoundly moving devotional song, “देख ले, निज रूप प्यारे, गुरु चरण अनुराग रे,” which translates to “Look within, dear one; the truth is never far away. In the grace of the Guru, discover who you truly are.”

Written by Shiv R. Jhawar, this Hindi devotional song aims to inspire a new spiritual movement, encouraging self-realization through meditation. It draws inspiration from a life-changing experience on September 16, 1974, when Swami Muktananda (1908-1982), a revered Shaktipat guru, delivered a public talk on meditation in Chicago. During the talk, he said, “Kundalini starts dancing when one repeats Om Namah Shivaya.” As Shiv R. Jhawar, seated in the audience, began mentally repeating the mantra charged with the Guru’s energy, an extraordinary event occurred: “Suddenly, I felt a great impact of a rising force within me. The intensity of this rising Kundalini force was so tremendous that my body lifted up a little and fell flat into the aisle; my eyeglasses flew off. As I lay there with my eyes closed, I could see a continuous fountain of dazzling white lights erupting within me.”

Shiv describes this moment as a state of “supreme bliss,” a thought-free awareness of true being. Recognizing what was happening, Swami Muktananda said, “I didn’t do anything. The Energy has caught someone.” He then provided a live commentary, describing Shiv’s superconscious state and reassuring the audience of the transformative power of Kundalini awakening. This powerful experience inspired the creation of this devotional song.

The song addresses fundamental questions of existence: “Who am I? Why am I here? Where do I come from? Where do I go from here?” With heartfelt lyrics and a stirring melody, it transcends religious boundaries and leads listeners on a path to spiritual awakening. “The world needs more Buddhas, Jesuses, and Krishnas—not just religious followers,” says Shiv R. Jhawar, Founder of Noble World Foundation. “This song encourages listeners to discover their divine potential.”

About the Song:

Title: देख ले, निज रूप प्यारे, गुरु चरण अनुराग रे
Song Writer: Shiv R. Jhawar
Release Date: November 9, 2024, at 11:59 PM local time (midnight)
Available on: Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and all major platforms
Copyright: © 2024 Noble World Foundation
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Every sale of this song supports the Noble World Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting inner transformation, global peace, harmony, and well-being.

Your support will help spread wisdom and peace worldwide.

For more information, visit the Noble World Foundation’s website at nobleworld.org.

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Random Beats Selected as Official Entry to the Goa Short Film Festival

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GURUGRAM – Manoj Madhusudanan’ s debut short film ‘Random Beats’ has been honoured as an official entry for the upcoming 11th Goa Short Film Festival 2024. With this, Random Beats has made it to 13 prestigious national and international film festivals, and have won accolades at six of them. The film has been received well at International Film Festival of Shimla, Atlanta Indian Film Festival, India International Film Festival of Boston, 7th South Asian Film Festival, to name a few.

Written, produced and directed by Manoj, Random Beats is a story of how digital communication can impact relationships in today’s world. Manoj says, “It’s a world where we probably communicate more through digital channels than in person, and this opens up numerous possibilities of friction and miscommunication. A real life incident that someone narrated to me was the inspiration for me to write and direct this short film. I wanted to tell this story because I felt it was simple yet profoundly thought provoking.”

Manoj Madhusudanan is an India-based corporate leader with over 25 years of experience in data analytics, consulting and AI, for whom films have been a passion since childhood. A Mechanical Engineer from IIT Madras and an MBA from XLRI Jamshedpur, Manoj was inspired since his younger days by the works of Ingmar Bergman, Steven Spielberg, Majid Majidi, Werner Herzog, Satyajit Ray and Adoor Gopalakrishnan, to name a few. His penchant to learn film making alongside his corporate career led him to complete three film certifications from Raindance Film School, London in 2015-2016. After dabbling with a few amateur experiments, Random Beats is the first professionally made work from Manoj.

Manoj adds, “To tell such a story without distractions, I chose to use a linear structure, a contemporary pastel palette and minimalistic use of background score. It’s really heartening to see the reception and the accolades our little film is receiving at international film festivals, and we are excited that we are an official entry at Goa Short Film Festival 2024.”

Random Beats will be screened at Goa Short Film Festival, to be held on October 26 and 27 in Goa, India.

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The first international “Eurasia” film festival will be held in Moscow from October 17 to 21

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October 17, 2024

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This was announced on October 11 at a press conference by the president of the film festival, director, screenwriter, producer, and TV host Tigran Keosayan. More than 250 film industry professionals from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, India, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and other countries will take part in the “Eurasia” festival. Among them are directors, screenwriters, cinematographers, actors, producers, journalists, and video bloggers.

The main goal of the festival is to spark interest in the history and traditions of one’s country, discover talented filmmakers, and support the best films.

Participants will enjoy five days of a rich program, including film screenings, creative and business meetings, master classes, round tables, and educational programs. Festival guests will meet esteemed Soviet and Russian actors, as well as popular artists from Eurasian countries.

“Any festival is a platform for you to get recognized. That’s the main thing. And if you are talented, capable, and choose the right path, you get the chance to move forward. The situation with grants is unique, in my opinion, especially for our country. You can apply and receive funding. I believe that the main task of ‘Eurasia’ and the ‘Eurasia-Kinofest’ project is for us to regain interest in each other. We’ve been living in a new world for almost a quarter of a century. We need to rediscover one another,” emphasized Tigran Keosayan.

The competition program features more than 50 full-length and short artistic and documentary films. Winners will be chosen in 12 categories, with the awards ceremony taking place during the closing event. Emerging directors, screenwriters, cinematographers, and young film bloggers will have the opportunity to receive grants for making films dedicated to the unity and cooperation of Eurasian countries.

“The main objective of the ‘Eurasia’ film festival is to unite creative teams around a platform of traditional values based on mutual understanding and respect. AIO ‘Eurasia’ focuses on developing a platform of traditional and spiritual values common to the peoples of Eurasia. We have outlined the qualities we want to see in the films presented at the festival, particularly addressing issues of family and spiritual development. We have many flagship projects, and we hope that this form of expression through documentary and feature films will become a tradition, and our film festival will become an annual event,” noted Alena Arshinova.

In Eurasia, there are many creative teams, producers, screenwriters, and directors who create interesting formats, but few people know about them. The task of AIO “Eurasia” is to support them and bring them to a new, continental level.

The event can be attended for free by pre-registering on the website https://evrazia-kinofest.su. Registration will be available from October 14.

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Cpics Launches New Original Dramedy “Chutney Manor” on September 13

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Fast-growing streaming platform Cpics is excited to announce the premiere of its latest original series, Chutney Manor, set to debut on September 13, 2024. This new dramedy, the first show developed through Cpics’ innovative Mentorship Program, promises a unique blend of humor and heart, reflecting the platform’s commitment to showcasing diverse and compelling narratives.

Created and directed by Ronak Shah, Chutney Manor is a 10-part series that explores the life of Paresh Patel (Anwar Molani), the manager of a struggling small-town motel in rural California. For 20 years, this motel has been Paresh’s refuge from his agoraphobia. However, his world is turned upside down when his wife, Geeta (Meena Jolly), collapses during a routine motel maintenance task.

In the midst of his confusion and distress, Paresh reaches out to his estranged daughter, Sonali (Maya Rangulu), who is living in San Francisco. The sight of her mother’s condition prompts Sonali to return home, sparking a tumultuous reunion with her father and a struggle to save the family business from her wealthy uncle, Jeet (Manik Bahl), who is eager to sell the property.

The series delves into themes of family dynamics, personal struggle, and the lengths we go to for those we love, all wrapped in a quirky and heartfelt narrative.

Cpics launched its Mentorship Program two years ago to foster and showcase South Asian talent. Ronak Shah, one of the program’s first selectees, has brought her vision to life with Chutney Manor, highlighting the platform’s dedication to providing opportunities for emerging voices.

“Our goal at Cpics is to create a space where diverse stories can be told,” says Kavi Raz, founder of Cpics. “With Chutney Manor, we continue our mission of showcasing original content that might otherwise be overlooked. Our motto, ‘Telling your stories that no one else will,’ drives everything we do.”

Chutney Manor is a Kavi Raz Studios and Universal Entertainment Partners production.

Subscribers can look forward to more exciting content from Cpics in the coming months, as the platform continues to offer a curated selection of international and original programming. Cpics is available worldwide on all major streaming apps.

About Cpics

Cpics is a subscription-based streaming service dedicated to providing a platform for diverse voices and stories. Launched with the goal of amplifying talent often overlooked by mainstream media, Cpics offers a unique array of content from around the globe and is committed to delivering fresh and engaging original programming.

Website: https://cpics.tv/home

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“ME FIRST”: A Riveting Exploration of Friendship and Conflict by Renu Vishwakarma’s THE BIG BIOSCOPE

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Renu Vishwakarma, an accomplished handicraft artisan who transitioned into filmmaking, has once again demonstrated her storytelling prowess with her latest short film, “ME FIRST.” Produced under the banner of her company, THE BIG BIOSCOPE, and directed by the talented Atul Gupta, with a story crafted by Rajeev Murthy, “ME FIRST” is a captivating narrative that explores the complexities of friendship and the unforeseen consequences of conflict. Adding to its acclaim, the film is set to participate in the prestigious Diorama Film Festival, marking a significant milestone in its journey.

Plot Summary: “ME FIRST” follows the lives of three friends who are often seen as “good for nothing” and are perpetually broke. Their monotonous lives take an unexpected turn when they manage to acquire a luxurious bungalow for a couple of days, completely free of charge. This unexpected windfall promises a break from their otherwise dreary existence.

Eager to make the most of their temporary good fortune, the friends embark on a journey of indulgence, revelry, and drinking. The bungalow, with its opulence and comfort, becomes their personal playground as they immerse themselves in the pleasures of their newfound environment. However, as the night progresses and the effects of alcohol take hold, underlying tensions begin to surface.

What starts as a joyous celebration soon turns into a heated argument. The friends, each carrying their own insecurities and unresolved issues, find themselves at odds over seemingly trivial matters. This argument marks a significant turning point in the story, transforming the light-hearted gathering into a moment of profound conflict.

Themes and Execution: “ME FIRST” delves into themes of friendship, human nature, and the impact of unaddressed emotions. The film effectively portrays how quickly camaraderie can disintegrate when personal grievances and egos clash. It underscores the fragility of relationships and the unpredictable consequences of letting emotions spiral out of control.

Renu Vishwakarma’s production expertise, coupled with Atul Gupta’s directorial vision and Rajeev Murthy’s engaging storyline, ensures that “ME FIRST” captivates the audience from the opening scene to the dramatic climax. The film’s pacing is masterfully controlled, with each scene meticulously building tension and drawing viewers deeper into the emotional landscape of the characters.

Visual and Technical Excellence: THE BIG BIOSCOPE has excelled in delivering a visually stunning and technically sound film. The bungalow, which serves as a central character in the narrative, is captured in all its grandeur, providing a stark contrast to the escalating tension among the friends. The cinematography beautifully complements the story, using lighting and camera angles to reflect the shifting moods and psychological states of the characters.

The sound design and background score further enhance the film’s impact, creating an immersive experience that keeps viewers engaged. The editing is sharp and precise, maintaining a brisk yet deliberate pace that mirrors the sudden shift from joy to conflict.

Participation in Diorama Film Festival: Adding to its accolades, “ME FIRST” is set to participate in the renowned Diorama Film Festival. This prestigious event showcases exceptional films from around the world, providing a platform for filmmakers to gain international recognition. The inclusion of “ME FIRST” in the festival is a testament to its quality and the compelling nature of its story, offering a significant boost to its visibility and reach.

Conclusion: “ME FIRST” is a testament to Renu Vishwakarma’s versatility and creativity as a filmmaker. By exploring the dynamics of friendship and the unforeseen consequences of conflict, she has crafted a story that is both relatable and thought-provoking. Under the skillful direction of Atul Gupta and with Rajeev Murthy’s compelling narrative, “ME FIRST” leaves a lasting impression on its audience, prompting reflection on the delicate balance between camaraderie and discord.

As THE BIG BIOSCOPE continues to produce innovative and engaging cinema, “ME FIRST” stands out as a significant achievement, reaffirming their commitment to bringing unique and impactful stories to the screen. The film’s participation in the Diorama Film Festival further underscores its merit, promising an exciting journey ahead for its creators and viewers alike.

It will be released in July 2024 on a very renowned OTT platform

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XCHWYRaTL33XAUpb0JC7I0RnaXfO9VqC/view?usp=sharing

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