Indian Short Film | Cricket - my religion | A Documentary

Описание: IMDB link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2006092/

Blog-spot: http://nishg.blogspot.com/2011/10/cri...

CRICKET -- this word sounds sweeter than your own name. This word is responsible for the strong 1.2 billion crazy people living in this world. The word dims the discrimination created between the people of the country INDIA. The country which is divided by "Politics" is united by "Cricket". This documentary discusses the craze of cricket in India along with its effects on the native people.

The documentary's first third shows the extent of cricket madness among the people. Cricket is present everywhere like God; it has its impact on friendship as well as on worship. The substitutes of Bat and Bowl can be easily found.

The second third of the film shows a local cricket game. In which last over situation is presented. The team batting needs 15 runs to win in the last over. Every delivery is compared with an actual cricket stroke. It signifies that our cricket heroes were sometime (in the past) part of these local games. The present cricket heroes evolved from these local heroes. Moreover these videos impart the real enthusiasm of cricket. The clips from the riots signify the contrast of the character of the people in two different situations. For example: During Cricket World Cup 2011, the one part of the world (i.e. India) was at great joy but during at that time there was sorrow spread in the other part of the world (i.e. riots in Syria, Libya). It basically asks viewer a question that: What charms you more Hatred or Love & delight? I think the answer is known to everyone.

The last part of the film takes the mood of patriotism. It requests viewers that if they can't live peacefully while following their own religion, they can practice CRICKET as their religion to live in harmony. The film concludes with a strong message that If we can stand hand in hand on the cricket field unanimously support INDIA then we will not leave hands when we are off the field. JAI HIND!