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'''''Right Here Right Now''''' (2003) is a [[short film]] written and directed by [[Mumbai]] based filmmaker [[Anand Gandhi]]. It won critical acclaim and wide audience appreciation in the years following its premiere at the Indo-British Film and Video Festival. It has achieved a near-cult status in the Indian parallel cinema.
'''''Right Here Right Now''''' is a [[short film]] written and directed by [[Anand Gandhi]]. It earned critical acclaim and wide audience appreciation in the following years at the Indo-British Film and Video Festival. It has achieved a near-cult status in the Indian parallel cinema.


==Synopsis==
==Synopsis==
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* How a one act of bad experience generates the chain of bad experiences.
* How a one act of bad experience generates the chain of bad experiences.
* How a one act of good experience generates the chain of good experiences.
* How a one act of good experience generates the chain of good experiences.


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* Anuradha Chandan as Mother
* Anuradha Chandan as Mother
* Rupesh Tillu as Rickshawwala
* [[Rupesh Tillu]] as Rickshawwala
* Tushar Joshi as Uncle
* Tushar Joshi as Uncle
* Trishla Patel as the Girl in love
* Trishla Patel as the Girl in love
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* [[Induben Mehta]] as the Granny
* [[Induben Mehta]] as the Granny


==Awards & Festivals==
==Awards and festivals==
(partial list)
* Winner, Best Film (International Short), Syracuse International Film Festival, NY
* Winner, Best Film (International Short), Syracuse International Film Festival, NY
* Winner, Best Film (Audience Choice Award), [[shnit shortfilmfestival]], Switzerland
* Winner, Best Film (Audience Choice Award), [[shnit shortfilmfestival]], Switzerland
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* Official Selection, Indo-British Digital Short Film Festival, India
* Official Selection, Indo-British Digital Short Film Festival, India


== Music Trivia ==
== Music trivia ==
* All the soundtracks are original scores composed for the film by [[Sachin Sanghvi]].
* All the soundtracks are original scores composed for the film by [[Sachin Sanghvi]].
* The voices in the songs "Jheeni" & "Red Blossom Cherry" are [[Sachin Sanghvi]], [[Naresh Iyer]] and [[Amit Trivedi]].
* The voices in the songs "Jheeni" & "Red Blossom Cherry" are [[Sachin Sanghvi]], [[Naresh Iyer]] and [[Amit Trivedi]].
* "Jheeni" is a modified lyric from the 15th Century mystic poet [[Kabir]]'s song "Jheeni re chadariya".
* "Jheeni" is a modified lyric from the 15th Century mystic poet [[Kabir]]'s song "Jheeni re chadariya".
* The song "Red Blossom Cherry" is inspired from a Zen Story. In the story, a man is being chased by a vicious snake till he reaches the edge of a cliff. He jumps from the fear of the snake, and clings to a tree. There's a landing ground below, but before he can land, he hears a lion's roar from below. The branch he's clinging to starts dangling. In the midst of all this, he spots a Cherry. He plucks it and eats it. The snake of the past, the lion of the future and the cherry of now!
* The song "Red Blossom Cherry" is inspired from a Zen Story. In the story, a man is being chased by a vicious snake until he reaches the edge of a cliff. He jumps from the fear of the snake, and clings to a tree. There's a landing ground below, but before he can land, he hears a lion's roar from below. The branch he's clinging to starts dangling. In the midst of all this, he spots a Cherry. He plucks it and eats it. The snake of the past, the lion of the future and the cherry of now!


== External links ==
== External links ==
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* [http://www.anandgandhi.com] [[Anand Gandhi]]'s official homepage.
* [http://www.anandgandhi.com] [[Anand Gandhi]]'s official homepage.
* [http://www.thestatesman.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=337980&catid=47] "Of our time - The Statesman"
* [http://www.thestatesman.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=337980&catid=47] "Of our time - The Statesman"
* [http://www.talent-film.net/filmaholix/?FILMID=5445] "About the film on filmaholiX"
* {{usurped|1=[https://web.archive.org/web/20110724091337/http://www.talent-film.net/filmaholix/?FILMID=5445]}} "About the film on filmaholiX"


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Latest revision as of 17:18, 3 March 2026

Right Here Right Now
Directed byAnand Gandhi
Produced byReCyclewala Productions
Music bySachin Sanghvi
Release date
  • June 2003 (2003-06)
Running time
29 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi

Right Here Right Now is a short film written and directed by Anand Gandhi. It earned critical acclaim and wide audience appreciation in the following years at the Indo-British Film and Video Festival. It has achieved a near-cult status in the Indian parallel cinema.

Synopsis[edit | edit source]

  • How a one act of bad experience generates the chain of bad experiences.
  • How a one act of good experience generates the chain of good experiences.

Cast[edit | edit source]

  • Anuradha Chandan as Mother
  • Rupesh Tillu as Rickshawwala
  • Tushar Joshi as Uncle
  • Trishla Patel as the Girl in love
  • Parul Bheda as Maidservant
  • Induben Mehta as the Granny

Awards and festivals[edit | edit source]

  • Winner, Best Film (International Short), Syracuse International Film Festival, NY
  • Winner, Best Film (Audience Choice Award), shnit shortfilmfestival, Switzerland
  • Winner, Best Film of the Year award at the Mocha Film Club, Mumbai
  • Official Selection, Tribeca International Film Festival, NY
  • Official Selection, Rome International Film Festival
  • Official Selection, Indo-British Digital Short Film Festival, India

Music trivia[edit | edit source]

  • All the soundtracks are original scores composed for the film by Sachin Sanghvi.
  • The voices in the songs "Jheeni" & "Red Blossom Cherry" are Sachin Sanghvi, Naresh Iyer and Amit Trivedi.
  • "Jheeni" is a modified lyric from the 15th Century mystic poet Kabir's song "Jheeni re chadariya".
  • The song "Red Blossom Cherry" is inspired from a Zen Story. In the story, a man is being chased by a vicious snake until he reaches the edge of a cliff. He jumps from the fear of the snake, and clings to a tree. There's a landing ground below, but before he can land, he hears a lion's roar from below. The branch he's clinging to starts dangling. In the midst of all this, he spots a Cherry. He plucks it and eats it. The snake of the past, the lion of the future and the cherry of now!

External links[edit | edit source]