Tune Kaha happens to be one of the first few songs by Prateek Kuhad that woud go ahead to become his claim to fame. The video matches the dreamy music and Kuhad's singing, and is perfect for a lazy, cold winter morning. If you are longing for a quiet afternoon at home, away from socialising, virtual or real, and adulthood, this video is the answer. It will transport you to a world of sunshine and music, and for at least the duration of the song, there will be calm and bliss.

Tune Kaha | Short Film of the Day

A strange figure on a terrace during a moonlit night is our first introduction to the film’s dreamy, almost surreal world. Soon, he is joined by a young woman, and an unexpected story spanning the past, an unwitting pizza delivery executive, and shared loss follows.

 
The film divides itself into three tightly controlled parts - the ghost, the human, and the ghost and the human. The narrative develops without any dialogue and ensures that the world-building and, notably, the performance keep the viewer involved in the fate of the protagonist all along. 

The visual grammar deserves a separate mention for the blue-tinged, near-ethereal realm it conjures to tell a story of a ghost and its unlikely companion in an even more unlikely manner, alongside a background score that supports this endeavor with equal vigor. At the end of it all, the film successfully conveys everything that it intends to with clarity as well as with a unique storytelling voice.

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