Indian Cinema is in the grips of a much-needed revolution in theme, form, style and cast. A slew of unrecognised faces and unknown names were behind the production of one of the critically acclaimed low-budget films of the year 2012, Shuttlecock Boys, directed by Hemant Gaba, the film stars Manish Nawani, Vijay Prateek, Aakar Kaushik and Alok Kumar in the roles of four lower middle class boys from Delhi, desperately looking for some direction in their mediocre lives. The one thing that remains constant however, is their love for badminton. In chasing their dreams, the four young friends set off on a whole new journey, taking the path less trodden to bring change to their lives, but will they succeed?
The independent film opened to rave reviews, winning hearts of critics and ordinary moviegoers alike. Don’t miss the opportunity to make this compelling tale of self-exploration and discovery part of your collection as a symbol of the changing face of Indian cinema. Shuttlecock Boys makes a great drama to watch with the entire family.
Reviews:
Times of India - It's a thumb’s up
The Hindu - Refreshing dose on camaraderie and hope
DesiMartini.com – A Film with Undying Spirit
IBN Live - Explore hope, warms heart
DNA Mumbai - It's a winner of film
Tehelka – The Joy of Simple Storytelling
Indiatimes - Shuttlecock Boys has its heart in the right place
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