Itwaar

2018

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Anubhav Verma, is a middle aged white collared office-goer who has been forced to relocate to his present home to support his only son's specific studies targeting the premium engineering in... Read allAnubhav Verma, is a middle aged white collared office-goer who has been forced to relocate to his present home to support his only son's specific studies targeting the premium engineering institutions of the country. He is getting increasingly frustrated when he sees the wards of... Read allAnubhav Verma, is a middle aged white collared office-goer who has been forced to relocate to his present home to support his only son's specific studies targeting the premium engineering institutions of the country. He is getting increasingly frustrated when he sees the wards of his neighbours settling into jobs, while his son has not achieved anything significant. T... Read all

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6.2/10

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Kumud Mishra

Lubna Salim

Harshit Sindhwani

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9pramods-65678

A day in the life of India

Itvaar is reflection of a Sunday we all live in our daily lives. It a story plucked from every page of an Indian Household. Nicely Directed. Painstakingly Edited. And made out of pure love. When you watch it, all the Sundays that have passed through in your life spring up, reminding you each and every detail Mr Varma goes through. A must watch.

8shaswatsaurav

Itwaar a Desi Sunday

Well, I saw this beautiful short film which I connect with my real life situations . A very good direction, editing, background music and lovely song. Only thing is I felt the song clips could have been utilized in the mid scenes based on situations. Nice act by lead protagonist, could have been slightly better with outdoor activities which could have added more fun to it. Overall i loved it.

8shambhavpande

Itwaar, a sweet salty Sunday

I also got the pleasure of watching itwaar . Such a simple yet beautiful film. The irony of the film is, you are waiting for the climax till the end, but you don't even realize how smoothly it comes and touches you. It's so similar to life, where subtle revelations happen so spontaneously. It's a film which is happening around us in our daily lives. Kumud ji is such an irritating character, so dissatisfied with life. How even the barking dogs infuriate him. His irritation has a crescendo which makes the audience smile at the life of this man, which is indeed such a paradox. Lubhna ji has wonderfully complemented him too. Kudos to Rahul Srivastava and his team for his wonderful direction, script, styling, design and edit! Many Congratulations. Looking forward to more of such exciting content.

7ajaykishorshawfilmmaker

ITWAR: THAT ELUSIVE SUNDAY

ITWAR doesn't tell a story of a grand edifice or profound meaning but tickles us with familiar but jovial moments. That's the beauty of the story. There's an immediate connection with the protagonist who wants to spend his Sunday in peace but finds himself unable to do so. What's the problem, you may ask. Hundreds or none. The film answers this quite effectively. The cast in the film is superb. They look and feel like a North Indian middle-class family. Specially Lubna Salim as a housewife sparkles in every frame. But the film is very patriarchal in its outlook. Yes, it's telling a story about a patriarch family but you can't depict it as a natural order of things. Despite this, the film leaves a grin on your face with its sweet portrayal of ordinary characters with their petty scuffles in life.

9mainivaibhav

A light-hearted relatable middle-class story!

The USP of this short movie is the relatable characters & the middle class setup.

The good at heart, always cribbing and self conflicting father figure is found in many homes. The character is so naturally portrayed by Kumud Mishra and really well supported by Lubna Salim.

The story line was crisp and dialogues had the required punch. The house was a typical middle class setup (with washing machine placed in the middle :P).

The maid scene lasted for a few seconds but was yet another example how wives(homemakers) manage the situation. The song complemented the the movie well.

Overall it was a well conceived, directed and executed movie. A delightful experience. :)