A Billion Colour Story

Loved the screenplay and story! The movie defines todays hatred scenario in indian society and Hoe love can win over it.

An amazing movie for fort times, Hatsoff to makers for bringing this tale alive..

A Billion Colour Story was primarily shot in black and white, making up about 90% of the film. I'm still pondering whether director Padmakumar Narasimhamurthy made the right call with that choice. I bet the cast, including Dhruva Padmakumar, Gaurav Sharma, Vasuki, and Rashmi Somvanshi, are wondering the same thing.

The film is thoughtfully crafted, tackling themes of tolerance in a world that's increasingly divided by violence, racism, and distrust. There are moments of darkness that highlight a growing sense of hopelessness, suggesting that humanity is often at odds with itself, and many are in conflict. One of the key characters argues for the need to believe that not everything is lost, emphasizing that the inherent goodness in people still exists. The kid learns that we need more love stories instead of revenge tales, and more real-life heroes rather than just superheroes. Unfortunately, the ending seems to suggest that this film aims to remind us of the importance of believing in one another, rather than waiting for a mythical savior who may never come-something that could be seen as blasphemous by various religious groups.

The black-and-white cinematography is striking, and the performances from the cast are solid, but the dialogue often feels overly preachy and hard to take seriously.

Its an amazing movie citing the differences between formalism and pragmatism, The idea behind taking a higher moral ground and believing in the wisdom of humanity and not just a sub-branch of it. I am sure you will love it as well.

We are ordinary people before we associate with any particular nation, religion, culture, gender, etc. Seeing the whole world divided under one pretext or another, it seems that humanity is disappearing somewhere. Tolerance and diversity do not touch us; In fact, it slips into the mouth. We promote discrimination. Our thinking is becoming a stigma for society. This is the case all over the world. Where does the consciousness of dividing people on the basis of religion, class, caste, etc. come from? After watching a movie called A Billion Color Story, these things kept playing in my mind. The film manages to capture the religious divisions, intolerance and prejudice. It is a flat and smooth story of oppression given to the people of the society by the people living in the society. These are the things that are elegantly advocated in this film. The film speaks in its own language - the world is fast becoming ugly due to violence, discrimination and skepticism. Because of this, people are feeling sad and discouraged. All of these must be final.