Bhagwan... tera Bhala ho!
A young toy maker tries to make sense of the impermanence of life that he has been forced to acknowledge through experiences of separation and death. The film Toymaker tries to define solitude along w…
Bhagwan... tera Bhala ho!
A young toy maker tries to make sense of the impermanence of life that he has been forced to acknowledge through experiences of separation and death. The film Toymaker tries to define solitude along with showcasing a young man's life struggle for existence to find his identity. To suppress himself from the aching reality that his long lost childhood friend Anna may never come back, Seba hides himself in a mask of his own fantasies. He meets Radha and slowly she becomes his childhood friend Anna and the sole possessor of his toys. For Radha, Seba was an elopement from her own aching realities and she metamorphoses herself into Anna. Seba find his fantasies and realities merging into one and her happiness of finding his childhood friend's followed by a sorrow of losing his beloved mother. Radha wilfully transforms herself into the dual roles of being his girlfriend Anna and his mother at the same time. By the time both of them have their first child, they named her 'Radha'. One day, a dream disrupts everything. It helps Radha to realize her true self. The false identity haunts Radha so she goes back to her home to be real Radha. When Seba and his daughter plummets into deep trench of solitude another Anna appears. From here on, the movie truly trends in the planes of fantasies. At the end Anna has to return to where she came from,but this time when she leaves, she is taking a special toy that Seba presented to her, his daughter Radha. —Srijit R Kamath
Bhagwan... tera Bhala ho!
Comedy,Drama
Film Details
A young toy maker tries to make sense of the impermanence of life that he has been forced to acknowledge through experiences of separation and death. The film Toymaker tries to define solitude along with showcasing a young man's life struggle for existence to find his identity. To suppress himself from the aching reality that his long lost childhood friend Anna may never come back, Seba hides himself in a mask of his own fantasies.
He meets Radha and slowly she becomes his childhood friend Anna and the sole possessor of his toys. For Radha, Seba was an elopement from her own aching realities and she metamorphoses herself into Anna. Seba find his fantasies and realities merging into one and her happiness of finding his childhood friend's followed by a sorrow of losing his beloved mother.
Radha wilfully transforms herself into the dual roles of being his girlfriend Anna and his mother at the same time. By the time both of them have their first child, they named her 'Radha'. One day, a dream disrupts everything.
It helps Radha to realize her true self. The false identity haunts Radha so she goes back to her home to be real Radha. When Seba and his daughter plummets into deep trench of solitude another Anna appears.
From here on, the movie truly trends in the planes of fantasies. At the end Anna has to return to where she came from,but this time when she leaves, she is taking a special toy that Seba presented to her, his daughter Radha. —Srijit R Kamath.