At first glance, the film is simply the story of a wooden stamp and her dreams and hopes. However, soon the narrative delves deeper and brings in a lovely comment about the idea of leaving behind a lasting imprint in your wake. The film's intentions ...
Read MoreI saw a beautiful block on a shelf, probably desperate to be dipped in ink and leave her imprint everywhere, and I felt like our fates were similar. This little lakdi (piece of wood) had probably gone through so much hammering to get to the level of delicate intricacy before me. So much potential, just sitting, hopeless, helpless, waiting on a shelf.
The block watches everything around her. So many other less intricate blocks get to leave their imprint again and again, but not her. She waits on the shelf, until she's finally rescued. The little girl is a metaphor too, for the child inside who, if you set free from the conditioning the world leaves you with, can set you free in return.
The block watches everything around her. So many other less intricate blocks get to leave their imprint again and again, but not her. She waits on the shelf, until she's finally rescued. The little girl is a metaphor too, for the child inside who, if you set free from the conditioning the world leaves you with, can set you free in return.
Tarannum PasrichaDirector, Ek Lakdi Thi
