My new film for the Childrens Film Society, India, ‘Kaphal’ is finally on the floor. I’ve just come back from a location recce in Ghimtoli.
I’ll shoot it in in April-May, this year. I can’t believe I registered the story in August 2010, I have to go back to check on the registration date.
‘Kaphal’ means ‘wild berries’. It is a story based in a hilly village of Garhwal, where 2 young boys, Makar and Kamru find that a father coming back home after 5 years is less a pleasure, and more a pain. Their attempts to get rid of him are spurred on by their mischievous friends, Bupi, Pusu and Harsu. But when they meet a young shepherdess, Ghungra, who claims to be the granddaughter of the local witch, Pagli Dadi, their adventures take a new turn.
You can read all about the making of ‘Kaphal’ on the Kaphal blog.
You can read some older posts on ‘Kaphal’ on this blog, under the category ‘Kaphal’.
This sounds like fun!
I certainly hope it will be, Dipali.
I just found the kaphal blog madam!
Good, Ankur.
Good luck & Godspeed.
Thank you, Imam, and so glad you dropped by.