Delhi Boom!
Synopsis
Set in one day on the streets of India's capital, what follows is a hard-hitting perspective of a world that comes crashing down on both brothers. Every character associated with them feels the effect of their actions until consequences come full circle by 5pm.
Written cleverly, executed hand-held and edited sleekly by debutant director Sameer Puri, English-spoken Delhi Boom! was shot using extreme wide-angle photography on the streets of Delhi.
Delhi Boom! is the first cult action film to emerge from India, with post production accomplished in Mumbai, London, and Amsterdam. An international crew - including collaborative talent from India, England, Ireland, Netherlands, China, and Australia - worked on the project to realise one vision.
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 85 mins
- Format
- Super16
- Director
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Sameer Puri 1st Feature
- Producer
- Premila Puri, R. M. Puri
- Editor
- Sameer Puri
- Screenwriter
- Sameer Puri
- Director of Photography
- Sameer Puri
- Sound
- Steve Bradshaw
- Composer
- Nic Saunders
- Principal cast
- Ali Zafar, Kapil Jawa, Maya Mankotia, Lokkesh Jain, Harsha Chakravarthi, Charu Shankar
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
GAP2000 Films Ltd
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UK
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