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Title: 7 Days in Slow Motion (2009)
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Kishan Das | ... | Guard |
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Paru Gambhir | ... | Saleha |
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Ayesha Jalil | ... | Hamid's Mom (as Ayesha Jaleel) |
| Vivek Mushran | ... | Mr. Suri | |
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Josiah Polhemus | ... | Keith Turek |
| Rajeshwari Sachdev | ... | Mrs. Suri | |
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Kunal Sharma | ... | Hamid |
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Ishtmeet Singh | ... | Punjabi Boy in School |
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Teja | ... | Ravi |
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Shiva Varma | ... | Onka |
Ravi's lives his life by the pie-chart his mother defines for him - 60% education and only 0.2% - 2.9 minutes each day for fun! When Ravi and his friends, Hamid and Onka,chance upon the camera of a visiting tourist, they see their dreams come true where they can make a Bollywood film and meet the famous actress, Ms.Ray. The path to making a film is riddled with problems: they only have 7 days to return the camera and their final exams begin in 7 days! The 7 days mark a comical journey where Ravi sets out to make a Bollywood film with his schoolmates, writes a ransom note, casts a heroine in his film, uses creative ways to keep his friends, Hamid and Onka involved in his project during the ever-stressful exam season and keeps his mother thinking that all his hard work was towards his final exams! Written by Anonymous
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More than a pleasant surprise, this film debuted this Spring at the recent Indian Film Fest at the Arclight. '7 Days...' possesses a selfless charm, thankfully, without too much cheese - yet it's also sprinkled with just enough adult wit (minus any smug sidebars) to keep the adults in their seats and fully engaged. The mere fact that young Indian actors carry the film will no doubt earn some obligatory comparisons to a Slumdog or two... though it should earn it's own "million" for the youthful passion it conveys for film making in a way more akin to the love of soccer, and the originality within "Bend It Like Beckham", than the love of money and predictability of theatrically staged game shows.