Badar Review (short film)… such a creative narrative

Year: 2022
Genre: Family, Children, Psychological, Fantasy, Drama
Cast: Master Haady, Baby Dia, Limu Shanker, Shalina Jithin, Zeenath,
Director: Jithin Muhammed
Writer: Jithin Muhammed
Cinematographer: Prince Francis
Summary: Badar, a boy confined at home during the pandemic lockdown, is unable to adjust to distance learning; along the way, he befriends his neighbor, a young girl in distress

Overall Rating: Feast
‘Badar’ was a creative narrative 😀 Jithin Muhammed had a plan and executed it flawlessly; he touched on an important subject most of us weren’t even aware of during the lockdown
~Worth Watching~

Delicious
—Love how the film displayed the melancholic mood that the pandemic brought through the pale colors of outfits and dull makeup of the characters. Badar’s parents barely interacted with each other or even with Badar.
There was no life in their house, everything was just simple and monotonous; a good reflection of the way the pandemic changed the world
—How can you not love Badar (Master Haadi) and his neighbor Ambili (Baby Dia)? Shooo shweeet 😘😘Their smiles were sooooo charming!
At some point, we were a bit nervous that they would glance at the camera but nooo, they maintained their composure very well
—The storytelling was so smooth, pulling us into the family house to peep into their lives and get an understanding of who was who. Everything was straightforward.
The central message of the film called parents to pay more attention to their children (any additional details beyond this will lead to spoilers 😑)
—Jithin Muhammed was well aware of his audience and ensured that ‘Badar’ was a child-friendly watch by using amusing sound effects and graphics

Bland
Nothing bland found