Award-Winning Stop Motion Animated Short | Tokri (The Basket)
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- A clumsy accident leads a young girl to the streets of Mumbai in the hope of making things right from Indian animators, Studio Eeksaurus.
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TOKRI
Directed by Suresh Eriyat
The spark for today's short film came from an everyday experience, simple and mundane. Traversing the crowded streets of Mumbai in his car, animator Suresh Eriyat was approached by a young girl selling baskets. Eriyat shooed her away-it is assumed by most that the hordes of children who pounce upon motorists at the stoplights of the city are organized by gangs, thus any charity exhibited directly rewards the practice of putting children to work as beggars. Yet, despite the unremarkable nature of this occurrence, Eriyat was struck by guilt. Describing the thoughts that circled his mind, he writes, "What if she was in a precarious situation where she had to sell baskets to bring peace to her home? What if she needed some help from Me? How insensitive of me?" The premise of a story was born, one that would take 8 years to bring to completion.
That Tokri should take 8 years to create is in some sense a surprise. One of India's foremost independent animators, Eriyat is astonishingly prolific, with over 450 completed works in a multitude of styles: stop-motion, 3D, and 2D hand-drawn, among other techniques. Much of this output is commercial work, for which he's been duly recognized-honors from the Clios and Cannes Lions are on his resumé, as well as the status of being India's first winner of an Annecy Cristal, but now a decade out from the creation of his own studio alongside his wife, Nilima, Eriyat's ambition has grown to ever more elaborate personal projects, of which Tokri is the crowning achievement to date.
While a relatively simple story, grounded in the lived experience of India's destitute, Tokri overflows with detail. The scale of the production is truly remarkable-we adore stop-motion, with over 100 films in our collection, but despite the overwhelming diversity of subjects and styles you'll encounter while traversing the catalog there are a few commonalities to the majority of them: tight compositions, confined spaces, relatively few characters. These decisions are often right for the story, but they are also a compromise to the pain-staking nature of the craft, an attempt to reduce complexity within scenes. An unusual degree of motion abounds within even simple scenes in Tokri, and Eriyat and his team are unafraid of going wide as well, in shots that seek to depict the cacophony of the Mumbai streetscape and which encompass dozens of moving elements. We always love a good stop-motion timelapse, and the video below gives you a good sense of the undertaking.
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CREDITS
Story and Direction: Suresh Eriyat
Producer: Nilima Eriyat
Director of Photography: Srinivas Reddy
Music Director: Rajat Dholakia
Sound Design: Jayesh Dhakan
Storyboard: Suresh Eriyat, Ritvik Roy, Mukund Bhalegare, Arun Rane
Character Design: Nikhil Joshi, Mukund Bhalegare, Arun Rane, Amey Dhamnaskar, Pravin Kadam
Animation: Mukund Bhalegare, Adam Wyrwas, Sanjay Patkar, Swati Agarwal
Art Direction: Sandeep Meher, Krishna Kedar, Sandeep Shelar, Ashok Lokare, Bhaskar Shindey
Character Modelling: Mukund Bhalegare, Sanjay Patkar, Shailesh Chindarkar, Ramesh Jhadav, Vishal Mhatre
Props Design: Sandeep Meher, Bhaskar Shinde, Krishna Kedar, Sanjay Patkar, Shailesh Chindarkar, Ramesh Jhadav, Vishal Mhatre, Amey Dhamnaskar, Alpita Parkar
Colourist: Michele Ricossa
Grading facility: Prime Focus- Mumbai
Prop Lighting: Sanjay Patkar
Layout Exploration: Rupali Gatti
Exterior shoot coordination: V.S Bargav
Post Production VFX Supervisor: Nilesh A. Dhore
Compositing Team: Shakti Mehra, Priyansh Gupta
Roto Paint: Studio V Sync, Amey Dhamanaskar
Title design: Nijin Nazeem
Ttile Animation: Priyansh Gupta
Post Production Coordinator: Jivan Gaikawad, Rohit Mokashi, Punya Krishnan
Sound Studio: Ajivansh Studio, Brahmanand, Futureworks Media Ltd.
Sound Re-recording: Rhitwik Raj Pathak (Futureworks Media Ltd.)
SFX Editor: Debraj Biswal
Violin:Manas Kumar
Banjo: Rashid Khan
Additional vocals: Ananya Eriyat, Suresh Eriyat
Documentation and editing: Tintu K Philip, Bargav Sridar
Accounts: Chetan Varia, Vijay Desai
Technical Support: Praveen Parameswaran
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I have watched fisher women and tuk tuk
Yup.... Already watched ...that was an amazing
Yes it was awesome...which software you guys use for animation ?
These stories must be shown in schools during moral science classes so that we all develop as good human being.
True
Exactly what I also think... It's a must watch masterpiece.
this was shown to us in moral science class .
It must be shown
really🙏🏻
I was thinking "stranger danger" as soon as she got into his car!
Lol... Yep, all kinds of horrific human trafficking scenarios went through my mind.
Same
Yeah
Alas!! It's not reality just imagination 😔
Exactly
Both the daughter and father learned a lesson here. Something precious is not easily replaced, and family is the most precious thing of all.
who are this dislikes.... ?? they don't know how difficult to make stop motion animation films... 2 Sec. of shot will take at least a day work ,think about 14 minutes its really hell of dedication and effort .. kudos to the team .
Some of the dislikes will be owed to a disliking of the story or how the figures look like.
Salute to those parents who do not leave or despise their children if they fail in life.
Hai sir...
❤
My parents are not like that 😭😭
@@therandomguy5800 Sorry to hear that, perhaps they just hate to see their child fail. But I hope you can repair your relationship with them
This is the first Indian stop motion I've ever seen and it was the best one as well. Maybe because its close to home it hit my heart....❤
Maybe, but I feel like this production crossed cultures. It hit me right in the feels, and I'm of largely European descent. Love is the language and I'd like to believe that all living beings can understand it
Nice story of the stop motion animation we all encourage you to do more movies like this we will support you
Ikr...
How much good was this short motion film but how less is the views🙁
After wacthing this film i really feeling my heart is crying
A bro
daughter's first love....father❤
Pinnallaa
And father last love is daughter 💓
Sons first love=MOTHER
Sweeeeet home Alabama!!!
Hmm
I'm so happy for you. I'll be 26 in a couple months and I'm staying prayerful and hope that I'll have a space of my own (to be alone lol) soon❤.
I wonder how much, difficult it is to make those dolls, houses, public places, vehicles. It was soooooo Realistic!!
Yes
@@bluemo7802 You are a blue strawberry. But I like red strawberries.
@@ashischatterjee7729 no one asked what strawberry you like
@@bluemo7802 😂😂. Ok.
Ashis Chatterjee hey what strawberry do you like
no language cultural barrier still love connects everyone's mind
Agree
True
👍 👍👍
No matter what they do, a parents unconditional love always live on for their children.
It was a very touching film. Delightful design, simple yet powerful storyline and a lovely example of a father's unconditional love. Well done. Very well done!
It was a heart touching story and shows that the world is not like our imagination and it's not so easy to earn money
Yes
No one could have explained the story more brilliantly than a sensitive person like you. :)
exactly
Yes
Your words really makes sense and add a bit more light to this
People who are poor, lives so humbly, doing the daily routine, struggling for their basic necessities, find happiness in little things, appreciate and value what they have and what they got, and other people making their life miserable by insulting them, destroying their homes and what not, although that these people still carry on with hopes in their hearts that one day their life will be better, anywhere, rich or poor, a father's love is constant for his kids.
Very true their mind is simple
and they are the most focused in life, rather than on irrelevant issues like where is rhea going, nepotism debates and all. privileged people have the time to do nonsense on social media
Very truth!
@@thatsthething3218 true all the news channels, whenever we sit to watch news it's showing the same rhea and sushant case for weeks now, my mom get frustrated every time she open news channels, this prooved how media is cunning, they think only about the Trp, only few channels like NDTV. are showing what's happening around the world
Well said... 👏👏👏
every dady's best gift from his daughter.
salute to all daddies of the world🙏🙏🙏
Moral of the story: People are more important than object. The father realises this and forgives his daughter for her mistake.
(Thank you Audrey George for pointing out my mistake!)
Haha
7 months late, but thats such a black and white way of looking at things
@@aadityaa5250 in that case, would you like to share your thoughts on this?
That's a terrible moral. Many people have abusive families.
@@kyrab7914 you can always make family outside the house too. Sometimes your friends can be your family.
At first when she got the Clock repaired and her father hugged he, a tear rolled down my eyes.. But suddenly when I realised that it was her dream and that Man in car just blew her baskets off the road, my heart felt ache... But ultimately her father comes to her as usual and handles the broken heart child..
This ultimately made me believe that however heart broken parents are, they somehow manage to not let their child's heart be broken..
Love to the team and Thanks for showing up this video on this open stage
True. Its heart melting feel in those scenes.
You have expressed it beautifully... when I realised it was her dream, i was bawling... Parents's love is unmatchable.
I love the animation very good
Same but I started crying when her dad hugged her
Your thinking is just outstanding...
There is a lesson that only parents can forgive our mistakes, rest of the world is cruel and nonsensitive towards other people, parents can sacrifice each and everything they have for the sake of their children, no matter how poor they are...May God Always Bless These Kind of Parents (Ameen) Beautiful Video!!! ♥
"rest of the world is cruel and nonsensitive towards other people"
Well not always.
Are you cruel or insensitive towards strangers?
If we stop accepting that being cruel is normal or rewarding. Then world would be less cruel.
@@sampadization Yes! It's a bitter truth, people don't have the same feeling for others who are not their brother, father or son, mother, daughter or sister...it's a reality....Maybe you got lucky but the other side of coin is different, those people who are nice, are very few and missfit to this society....Ideal concept of being human is rare :( That's my personal experience Nobody here is like parents and siblings ♥ They give you unconditional love and rest of the world doesn't ♥
@@humairanaz483 yea, we can't change how people treat others. But we, you, or I can take the initiative and start treating other people well, without expectation. And hopefully some change will happen.
And I hope that you find some people who are nice and make you feel grateful. ^^
Have a great life!
@@sampadization Many Thanks ♥ I'm so proud of you...Stay Blessed!
Ameeen
This is a Heart Touching....❤️💝
No Word's for this Video...😇😍
Each and every detail was so really pictured, the tape on the watch shop, the oil bottles etc, just an amazing creation. No words for it!
Oh God, when she got into the car with the man. I legit thought the film was going to take a reaaallllly dark turn.
Me too😭😭
because it's natural for us to expect something that usually happens in the world
🥺🙂
I was scared too
Exactly
These kind of talent are not considered as mainstream in India rather those cheap chota bheem kind of animations are highly appreciated
that's true.
Well said
Completely agreed
Let's not degrade one to appreciate another :)
Kyu ki sir yha pubg Or cartoon ke to bhut devane h but short film bs hm jese kuch log hi dekhte h.
Today's morning I saw some amazing animation short from other countries and I thought why my contry doesn't make animation, and see I have blessed with such wonderful story. Thankyou for this and please keep going.
Thanks so much 🙏🏾
@@studioeeksaurus I would pay to watch a whole movie made by you like this ☺️❤️
No words for this story.. this film is a another level story. 🙏 Literally I cried in last scene.
Let's take time to appreciate this exquisite piece of art. Stop motion animation movies are not a very simple feat to accomplish. ❤️
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yes, that is why it is so amazing
Really
The daughter understood how the Father felt, as her precious work was destroyed too, yet the Father understood her too. Thank-you*
Thanks for this perspective!
Omg i dint understood that angle..nice👍🏻
🎉 awesome daughter who knows her fathers feeling better
I don't know, why my eyes shed tears while watching 😢😢❤❤❤❤
Anyone from kerala .
Masterpiece 💗
Me too
Not me
Ofcourse yar😊
Me
from kerala then what?
I am always obsessed with Japanese animations(Anime). But never have thought my country India too have such amazing talents.Hats off to the creators.
I want our country's animation to flourish as well. We have such rich culture and amazing stories to tell.
well anime is made to appeal to foriegners. of course our country has talent. more than many major countries ig considering the population. we just don't have the resources like others and at school art isn't compulsory
@@laila1752 that's true and most people that take arts in college are looked down by other streams
@@rashmikotian5802 true & it's hard for us to make it into mainstream. i'll share one of my insecurity i've been carrying around as an asian. as a south asian to be specific.
east asia's entertainment industry is blowing up rn. their art is valued by the whole world including india.
i'm a bts (korean band) fan myself. this year when they got nominated for the grammys it was fcking loud. they have a lot of indian fans (india is one major country where they get streams from)
but few years back an indian artist got nominated for this same award. that too a woman. no one made any noise. i've a feeling tht our people don't appreciate the art made here.
i never get this. was it because she's dark? i don't get this.
race plays a big part in being successful.
imagine if the band was full of brown people. would they be successful? i'll never know
@@laila1752 I think most probably the marketing comes into play for popularity which east Asian entertainment industry are good at but our artists are not. I don't think skin color is the main factor here since there are a lot of famous black artists.
Everything is well detailed in this animation I'm really amazed to see this person did so hard work . This is first time I see a person worked this hard in youtube seriously salute to you
I was shocked to see her not being helped by even a single person as if I was not ready for that.
I can't imagine how much work must have been put into this, especially the street scenes. The details in every frame were insane! How accurately all those tiny sets have been created! The audio and the backgroung score kept me engrossed too. I am at a loss for words. After watching this, though as tough as it looks, I want to learn stop animation!
yes!
Yes
This magnificent short took 8 years to make. Just a perspective, every minute of this short took approximately 4925 hours to make. That's about 205 days. Its insane !
That's why it was shown in my Journalism class.
How do you know?
Dang!
WoW so this takes way more time to make than 2D & 3D animations, maybe availability of resources is also a issue.
literally soo adorable ........... love of father is unconditional to daughter love this masterpiece .
This emotional short mute animated series make me to cry !!
The level of detail in this was astonishing, I was trying figure out how long it would take to make it until I saw the long list of people involved with it's creation. Even so it would have taken a long time to make and set up all the pieces before starting to shoot, it was then shot from many different angles too, incredible work and well deserving of the awards !
Very true!! The intricacy baffles me too!! The film reflects the effort behind each frame
If I'm not wrong tokri took almost 8 years to be made. I had heard Mr Suresh Eriyat talk about it. It took almost an entire day to film 2secs i.e 48 frames
I read an article stating that it took them 8 years to complete and release this
Thank you so much!! Yes it did take us 8 years to finish it..
@@studioeeksaurus what 😕... Hats off. You did amazing job 👏👌🏻✨
Xactly
I really loved this video.father's love is unconditional.we should not ignore the one who sells the product on platform.Instead of buying a product from mall or super market for thousands and thousand we can buy a product from those who sells product in roadsides it will be useful for their meal in a day.She broked her father's watch, the society broked her heart.
Correct
Well said
Not to offensive but you know “saying is easier than doing “.
Good suggestion! Appreciate it! 👍
Yes, you are correct🙂
Speechless...... this kind of movie in today's time is beyond of our imagination. It reminds us our childhood days when we watched this type of things on Doordarshan.
I really got tears in my eyes.😞..Superb film... really appreciated 👏
Did any one noticed that timewatch of her father was honoured by A.P.J.kalam ji ☺ 4:07 at this time in fram u can see it
Oh really I didnt knew that because I saw too
Yes But Everyone Saw it 😊
Terse bhi pehele
TROOPERS How Rude!
@@itscooldp406 sorry
This short film left tears in my eyes and the sad end of this film is the reality of today's world
Not a sad end, very happy. This man loves his daughter more than some watch! but touching as well, brought tears to my eyes too.
@@jerrylarch6556 The ending of this film is EXTREMELY SAD and SORRY! Wish it had a happy ending!
This film shows the harsh reality of life..
@@SangitaKumari-fm1vu OMG mam you are righteous 100000% 🙏🏻🙇🏻♂️
Beautiful..❤️, a untoldable love of a daughter for her father...❤️
These short stories can take you to another world❤
Bro.... It not just shortfilm.. it is story of every lower class family ❤️❤️❤️
yss
Thanks for one more time remembering this master piece..🙏
Where are you from..?
@@arundhativardhan4650 i am from Maharashtra
@@omyaambhure6513 okyy !!!
You hug me even when l am wrong,
You pat me on the back when l fail.
You smile at me when l lie,
You forgive me even when l curse.
If there is anything in life
that keeps me going.....
It's you, dad. I love you....
Very nice poem
😔
Miss my dad.
Yeah! That's true.. but im unfortunate to don't have him in my life. It's been 6years😔
@@parimalagrace399 sorry about that
This made me tear up. So beautiful and emotional.
Who else got "irfan khan" vibes from the father? :)
Rest in peace legend.
And I waited for them to not show that the dad was selfish... And i finally got it ♥, a Father can be hurt, but won't ever abandon his child.
@nicole rodriguez If you are gonna talk about the few villages where the whole population is illiterate, you should also talk of how 30% more girls are adopted compared to boys who are abandoned on streets
Edit: Since last census, out of all adopted kids 60% are girls
@nicole rodriguez you mad
@@saswatbalyan2594 you are right
@@saswatbalyan2594 ...
.....
Only those who know what is stop motion animation appreciates this. Rest everyone thinks it as a bad animation.
One of the major things about Stop Motion is that I know it takes a really long time, so minor imperfections inside of a masterpiece like this still make it that 12/10.
You're not wrong man! Stop motion is a really difficult but rewarding art!
Yes
Yeah yeah. this is 🤯🤯. the lighting and all
No It's awesome animation.. Very beautiful
Very beautiful relation with dad and his daughter 😊☺️🥰..
This love is unbeatable and this love is called real love between dad and daughter 😊😊😊
I was not recommended I searched for it seeing the behind the scenes video.Hats off to your hardwork ❤❤❤
Thanks everyone for all the love and the time you have given to this work of art! We, at Studio Eeksaurus are so happy, humbled and grateful to all of you! We value each of your views, likes, comments and even dislikes! Spread love and kindness to all around❤️🙏🏽😊 Gratitude❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️
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U guys are doing a wonderful job .....no complaints ...keep growing...😊
👍😍😍😍🥺
Great great great work from Greatest Storytellers of India.
But if you could have added just one scene, where the Father now is sleeping better at night. He isn't waking up at 4.30 am to drool at his obsession. That way Daughter has understood, father also understood - The bittersweet experience of Life. 🙏
love your work! Hello from Turkey, congrats :)
This short film explained how parents treat children even if they do mistakes. No one gives that love for us.... It's possible by our parents only... Love u Amma nanna
But I am an exception whose papa never showed even a slight inkling of affection to and for me.
@@zarnigarsheerabi2516 don't worry even if they won't show it ..they care a lott about you
@@gouthamreddy7574 people think parents cares about them not all parents do that some do though there is a reason for a person to become a criminal
Sneha, not all parents are loving. Some will even beat their children.
@@gouthamreddy7574 You don't know that. Some fathers hate their children because they suspect their wife had an affair.
Eyes filled up with tears. Kudos to the team.
Oh my God.. This is outstanding work.... Every frame, the alignment of each n every object is perfectly arranged. Those who worked behind this... Hats off you🙏🙇🏻♀️🙅🏻♀️💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
Thought the girl would end up being hit by a car. Glad she wasnt. And didn't enter in the car of a stranger.
Ya I was so shoked on the thought of her getting into the car of a stranger
It was the perspective/thought of a child, they don't usually understand the ill intentions of adults, they just think the world to be as sane as them.
Absolutely
I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not trying
Rohan Sharma, please enter my selfsabotaging mind and you Hopefully Will understand. It hits me in the face like a wall Sometimes.
Yes and most of the great inventions were happened just by mistake
Best comment.. really
The details were so accurate and so beautiful this has my heart
I've no words to describe my emotions after watching this beautiful creation. Outstanding 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
kya bolu is ke liye This is piece of art. no words ek bar tho rona bhi aa gya 👌
We also know because we can see too
Yes I'm 😭
Ha mujhe bhi
Sahi kaha
Are bhai aap
Big fan sir
the alternate ending was so touching, felt like crying from inside
Fir ro leti, koi rok ra tha?
Ya right😣😣
This is the reality of world. Duniya aisi hi hai,,
@@rarity2 true
Salute to the creators...from story to music everything is great....please keep making animation like this.
idk y i was crying after seeing this...the father daughter relationship is relatable my dead treasures me and cares a lot about me and i feel soo bad for not being a good daughter to them ahh
Omg the details house,hairse, buildings, traffic and even the fast and ignorant life of urban people ......and pure emotions of father daughter ....this makes me so happy thanks TH-cam for recommending this video 😭😭😭♥️♥️♥️
the amount of detailing in this is beyond words.
Those who dislikes this hard work they just skin and bones not a human beings. As an artist I appreciate this production and all artists of the film. Thanks and regards
Every scene I mean every scene touched my heart ❤️ in someway. Beautiful animation indeed. I wish she could have got someone to purchase her baskets 🥲🥲.
A friend of mine is a stop-motion animator. She has the most amazing talent and a keen vision for those eccentric details with character design. Her academic work is wildly creative, unlike anything you'd see in the mainstream.
But then again, her aspirations are crushed by the fact that people don't appreciate it enough, despite the hard work it takes. She worked as a motion designer at an IT company and always wished she could do more. I hope that she still creates more of her wonderful stop-motion animations for the world to see
@Kumar Rohit Chandra My salutations and sincere wishes to her and to you for mentioning her here!
does she posts on youtube it would be cool if you give a link if not i think should
Will she like to blog about her work? I would love that on my platform.
Hi @kumar
She can share some of her work on TH-cam or a blog.. It should be appreciated
I'm keen to watch her work as a stop motion animator. I'm too in this industry i know its so much hard work...!!!
If I get her and other talented animators contact I'm surely going to make great animators team 😊
Please let me know any help from my side I'm keen to do it
You know you've created a masterpiece when you leave your audience in a crying mess at the end.
Masterpiece ! and so much amount efforts put there ! Absolutely amazing
Wow this is out of this world animations! I love this, telling the story of everyday struggles people faced for being poor or low-income family. But family is everything and our parents are our protectors. We want more!!! 🤞😀
Does anyone else feel like you connect with the music like the way it sounds just hums with your sad soul inside or is it just to me?
This got me crying!! 😭
Every school should take a initiative to show this kind of stop motion !!💖
Yeah I was thinking about that too. I thought it would be better to show this amazing flim in front of audience in every school so that we can able to realise what parents care is to love their children
Ya to hum bhot pathhar dil hn.. ya tum bhot depression me ho. Just kidding, I wrote this comment while crying myself.
There was a time in India when, kids movie were made and showed in the theaters around the country for few days. School use to take kids from school to watch those movie. Even in a small town like mine, with just two cinema halls. I believe India was much better during congress rule, they actually cared about the intellectual aspect of the society.
Bob smith yes I agree 🙂
I cried too.
One Of The Best Animated Short Film I had ever seen❤️ Really Heart Touching 🥺♥️
Lovely... The bond between father and daughter.. Also depicts the harsh realities of low income families...
Hats off creators
i literally cried.. let's take a moment to appreciate this...
Masterpiece!!!!
India must response to this talent
Marvelous!
The story was very sweet. The attention to detail in all the background scenes was great. I enjoyed watching it.
One of the best animated films ever. Such well-knit story representing father daughter relation, it's amazing and extremely touching👍🏼
The intricate designs, narration, story, setting...... everything in this movie was just AMAZING!!! How can anyone even think of disliking it?
Dislike people's are Karan johor production 😡😡who kill ssr
Just let it go... This is a masterpiece. Dislikes are just the "Kala Teekas". To save this video from the bad eyes!!
I don't know much about stop motion but I found this story incredibly moving and so beautifully told.
Omg... I was so happy when she got money from that driver and also took her to a watch shop, where she got the watch repaired. And I was almost crying when her father hugged her after seeing the watch. But after all of that was a dream, I was so shocked as though I had experienced it all myself... Such a realistic and beautiful piece of art!
Attention to details - mind blowing . Bravo!
Never thought such a masterpiece would exist ....Hats off to the creators🙌👏❤
This story doesn't have any voice but it has more than it.... I am speechless 🥺
Whoever disliked this masterpiece is not human 🤔😭
Exactly.....
Yup
Hote he bhai kuch chutiye
jisne. .. urdu punjab. culture cartoons. Dekhne hen..ajao.. *PAKWATANTOONS*
amazing! so clever and talented people out there. What a beautiful piece of art.
*Just finished watching behind the scenes of this story and happy to see hard work*
Life is really short like this movie, respect to everyone feeling, everyone have heart❤
life is not short like this movie even this is the reality of our society. we always want the story to end according to us . we can't accept this end in reel life but in reality this is the end of the story and in reality we are forced to accept theses things.
@@astha1501 I agree with you but it's also be change when we are kind, and it's also in our hands, not for whole world but some body who around us, think different 😊
Excellent work. Each and every scenes are very perfect.I know how hard it is to make stop motion animation. Hats off to this masterpiece. You deserve a lot.
Excellent work
Deserve Oscar!!
Try to get yy
Powerful view into a lower class Indian family and the cruelty of the world. Beautiful work.
no words uttered and i too dont have anything to utter for this exceptional masterpiece.
This is beautiful picturization of a child's heart wants to give her father his smile back..❤️
Afterall in this world parents are the only the one who accepts you the way you are and never leaves you at any situation
@@teekanne5330 You are absolutely right.😑😔
100% correct
Agreed 👍
Uff!! Amazing animation! My tears are not stop!
The lifestyle! You just freak me out!❤️❤️
I am also Indian and i feel this!😭😭😭
The space between forgiveness and despair can be either infinitesimal or infinite - the choice is yours. This brilliantly made film shows this existential outlook!
What a tremendous effort it would have taken for such a splendid short film!👏 That twist when she got back to reality took me!😭
I miss my dad.....lovely story literally iam crying 💖
Aw you are so strong ♡
His love is always with you.
😢😢😢I literally cried by seeing this it's just awesome ❤and when the dream will be break and that how treated to that girl and his father come and understand that all efforts are just mind blowing keep it up guy's and by not a one word use in this and it me cry 😢