Panic is a loud thump that howls our worst fears. The magician Roland Kaszanyi is a protagonist of our age, an era where depression and anxiety invades our senses; where the control of the mind does not necessarily stay in one's power. Anxiety has become so common these days that even the youngest minds are prone to it. 

The film possesses  the essential cinematic feel to communicate the uncertainty of the protagonist. It nurtures the social stigma associated with the mental scars inflicted upon the mind. The film stresses on the general anxiety arising from obsessive and compulsive overthinking and self-scrutiny of one's emotional state. It provides a vivid visualization of the transcendic revolutions of the human mind, often caught in the endless loops of thoughts. No matter how hard one wishes or tries, at times it can be a herculean effort to escape from getting caught in the cobwebs of recurring thoughts.

"Where is my red tie" is a conversation with our senses and offers no unnecessary preaching.


Where is my Red Tie

The project began as fiction then it turned as a personal diary, but it took an impersonal form and became something worth sharing of, over the years the political conversations he had, places he visited as a photojournalist. 'Shadows of Gandhi' is a journey of 8 years of a Filmmaker throughout India and some parts in Italy-France. It's a documentation of Dissents, who took a stance in ‘ the way things are done around here.

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