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Bhavishya: The Future

Synopsis

Dr Deepa is in the UK for a short term fellowship with Dr Gareth Williams at an NHS Hospital. Here she is exposed to the attractions of working in the NHS, the life style that the West offers. She also meets and falls in love with a fellow doctor. When her fellowship comes to an end, they have to face issues that must balance their personal and professional aspirations. This has implications for many in the UK and so many that await her return to India.
 

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Features
Running time
107 mins
Format
Digital
Director
Dr Nikhil Kaushik 1st Feature
Producer
Dr Nikhil Kaushik
Editor
Dr Nikhil Kaushik
Screenwriter
Dr Nikhil Kaushik
Director of Photography
Joginder Panda, Robert Foster
Production Designer
Dr Nikhil Kaushik
Sound
Brian Davies, Anthony Cooper
Composer
Alap Desai
Principal cast
Akansha Tyagi, Vikrant Gautam, Dr Rob Lister, Saeed Jaffrey, several members of the medical profession

Genre

Music Asian Drama Dance

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Dishak Films Ltd

Stansfield
Old Mold Road
Gwersyllt
Wrexham LL11 4SB
UK

T +44 (0) 19 7826 5043

dishakfilms@aol.com

Sales Company

Dishak Films Ltd

Stansfield
Old Mold Road
Gwersyllt
Wrexham
LL11 4SB
UK

T +44 (0) 19 7826 5043

dishakfilms@aol.com

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