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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Unsung Heroes Shine: 'Dream Factory' Captures Bollywood's Soul

Unsung Heroes Shine: 'Dream Factory' Captures Bollywood's Soul

11 Dec

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Summary

  • Filmmaker Aarushi Nigam's debut documentary premiered to critical acclaim.
  • The film celebrates the overlooked behind-the-scenes workers of Bollywood.
  • Attendees included industry professionals and families of the film's subjects.
Unsung Heroes Shine: 'Dream Factory' Captures Bollywood's Soul

Filmmaker Aarushi Nigam's debut documentary, Dream Factory, recently premiered at the Yellowstone International Film Festival in Mumbai, receiving a profoundly positive response. The film, dedicated to shedding light on the often-invisible contributors to Bollywood, captivated industry professionals and the families of those who work behind the scenes.

The screening saw attendance from key figures, including the producer of 'Shehzada' and the family of stuntman Nafis Mirza. Following the film, respected educator Sankalp Mishra commended Nigam's work, describing it as a "truly Marxist film" that is "reflexive, self-aware and very vulnerable." This resonated deeply with many, who admitted they had gained new insights into set life.

Nigam expressed elation at the reception, particularly noting the emotional impact on Nafis Mirza's mother. Despite early setbacks and rejections that nearly led her to release the film online, the perseverance paid off. Nigam is now prioritizing community screenings, aiming to connect "Dream Factory" directly with the people for whom it was created, recognizing the vital role of distribution in filmmaking.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Dream Factory is a documentary that celebrates and highlights the contributions of unsung heroes working behind the scenes in Bollywood.
The documentary Dream Factory had its premiere at the Yellowstone International Film Festival in Mumbai.
The film focuses on the daily lives and work of individuals like stuntmen, gaffers, and bouncers in the Bollywood film industry.

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