Be Kind Help the Blind

2013
21m

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Arjun Menon and his three friends, from grade six of RBK school, take up the task of collecting donations for the blind. They enthusiastically enter the 'big bad world' of their neighbourhoo... Read allArjun Menon and his three friends, from grade six of RBK school, take up the task of collecting donations for the blind. They enthusiastically enter the 'big bad world' of their neighbourhood. And come across a quarreling couple, a group of wannabe rockers and a host of stingy ne... Read allArjun Menon and his three friends, from grade six of RBK school, take up the task of collecting donations for the blind. They enthusiastically enter the 'big bad world' of their neighbourhood. And come across a quarreling couple, a group of wannabe rockers and a host of stingy neighbours who will go to great lengths to not part with their money.

Directors
- Aditya Uppoor
- Sumit Sodani
Writers
- Kripa Kotak Uppoor
- Aditya Uppoor
Stars

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YOUR RATING

Directors
- Aditya Uppoor
- Sumit Sodani
Writers
- Kripa Kotak Uppoor
- Aditya Uppoor
Stars

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9jinchelsea

Charming short film, worth your time

Making a short film is hard work; getting it shown and marketed is even harder! This little film, about a group of Indian kids who set out to raise money for the blind, is charming, and director Aditya Uproor keeps the film humming along and keeps the kids, clearly a group of enthusiastic non-actors, sweet and engaging.

As you watch their earnest escapades, you may well, as I did, remember another group of kids, in Woody Allen's sweetly brilliant RADIO DAYS, as they ostensibly collect funds for the state of Israel from innocent passersby, but with less-than-selfless purpose. Not quite on the level of Woody, but charming nonetheless, and makes us hope for more product from Uproor and co- writer Kripa Kotak. This little film is worth seeking out.