KOCHI: THEDI, a short film getting an all-round appreciation from viewers.
Within a short span of 15 minutes, it beautifully portrays a heart-melting emotional story.
The film picturised human emotions which are bonded with fellow dear ones. The film Thedi smoothly flows like a river of emotions with very few scenes and characters.
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Owing to many push and pull factors human migration started from the days of human life on earth and the flow still continues. Many have passed away without even getting last rites from their siblings and they are laid to rest at a faraway place from the place of birth. In the film, a family sends their son with a lot of sentiments, and feelings to visit the place where their relative is buried for eternal rest. The film transcends such human feelings so adorably.
The actors are fully immersed with the characters and the other elements like direction, screenplay, picturisation, filmography, music etc are well blended to make the film so appreciable.
The notable theatre dramatist Muhasin Kalikavu directed the film, Thushara Shihab screenplay, Abdul Ahad Music direction, Najeeb Venjarammood voice dubbing and produced by Mohammed Shihab Ayyaril for Theatre Productions.
Through acting Senior Journalist Musafir Elamkulam, Mohammed Ishan, Stanley Thomas, and Denson Chacko have done amazing perfection in character embodiment.
As the name and theme of Thedi (in search of) indicate the film is entirely well versed in its length and breadth.





