Lucknow: A grand screening of the short film Ghuspaithiya Kaun? took place in Lucknow, drawing a distinguished gathering of dignitaries, filmmakers, and cinephiles. The event was graced by Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak, alongside Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Social Welfare, Asim Arun.
The film’s production team, including producers Sameer Agarwal and Nehi Agarwal, director Dheeraj Bhatnagar, and writer Sudhir Mishra, were also in attendance, celebrating the film’s powerful narrative and its resonance with contemporary societal themes on wildlife conservation. In a very subtle manner, the short film discussed the boundaries that man needs to set to avoid any harm to the animals in the wild. It also calls for greater intervention of the media by taking up such causes in right earnest.
The screening, held at a prominent venue in Lucknow, was a significant moment for Uttar Pradesh’s burgeoning film industry. Ghuspaithiya Kaun?, a thought-provoking short film, has garnered attention for its bold exploration of social issues, blending compelling storytelling with nuanced performances.
The film’s narrative delves into themes of identity, justice, and societal introspection, making it a standout in the realm of short-form cinema. Brajesh Pathak, in his address, lauded the film for its artistic excellence and its ability to spark meaningful conversations. In a post shared, he described Ghuspaithiya Kaun? as a “masterpiece” that not only entertains but also challenges viewers to reflect on pressing societal concerns. He extended his congratulations to the entire team, emphasizing the film’s role in elevating Uttar Pradesh’s cultural contributions to Indian cinema.
Asim Arun, a former IPS officer known for his distinguished career in law enforcement before entering politics, praised the film’s authenticity and its ability to connect with diverse audiences. Drawing from his own experiences, he highlighted how the film’s themes resonate with real-world challenges, particularly in addressing systemic issues. His presence underscored the state government’s support for creative initiatives that align with social welfare and public awareness.
Producers Sameer Agarwal and Nehi Agarwal expressed their gratitude for the overwhelming response to the film. In their own submission, they credited the collaborative spirit of the cast and crew, emphasizing the meticulous effort invested in every aspect of production. “Ghuspaithiya Kaun? is a labor of love, and we’re thrilled to see it resonate with audiences and leaders alike,” said Sameer Agarwal.
Nehi Agarwal added that the film’s success reflects the growing appetite for meaningful content in Indian cinema.
Director Dheeraj Bhatnagar, known for his ability to craft visually and emotionally engaging stories, was commended for his deft handling of the film’s sensitive subject matter.
Writer Sudhir Mishra, whose script forms the backbone of the film, was equally praised for his incisive dialogue and layered narrative. The duo’s creative synergy has been hailed as a driving force behind the film’s critical acclaim.
Ghuspaithiya Kaun? has been making waves in film circles, with early reviews applauding its concise yet impactful storytelling. The film’s runtime, typical of the short film format, does not detract from its depth, as it skillfully weaves complex themes into a compact narrative. Users describe it as “gripping” and “a must-watch for those who value cinema with a purpose.
”The event also spotlighted Uttar Pradesh’s growing prominence as a hub for filmmaking. The state government’s initiatives to promote cinema, including incentives for shooting in the region, have attracted filmmakers from across India. The presence of high-profile figures like Brajesh Pathak and Asim Arun at the screening signals strong official support for such endeavors, positioning Uttar Pradesh as a key player in the Indian film industry.
As Ghuspaithiya Kaun? continues to garner attention, its team is optimistic about its potential to inspire change and foster dialogue. Plans for wider distribution, including potential festival screenings and online streaming, are reportedly in the works, though no official announcements have been made. For now, the film stands as a testament to the power of storytelling in addressing societal issues, with its Lucknow screening marking a milestone in its journey.
The screening of the short film “Ghuspaithiya Kaun?” was held in the city, where warm congratulations and best wishes were extended to everyone associated with this remarkable and poignant cinematic work.
The occasion was graced by the Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak, Minister of State (Independent Charge), Government of Uttar Pradesh, Asim Arun, Producer Sameer Agrawal and Nehi Agrawal, Director Dheeraj Bhatnagar, Writer Sudhir Mishra, former IFS officer Mohammad Ahsan, Sanjay Singh, Surya Mohan Kulshreshtha, Mukesh Singh, Sarvesh Asthana, Gaurav Maheshwari, Ravi Bhatt, Gunjan Jain, Anil Singh, Lokram Agrawal, along with several other distinguished guests.
