The short film has a wonderful message for the viewer - the universal nature of faith. No matter the name we choose for them, Bhagwan or Allah, they are all the same indeed. The strength of the film lies in its writing - how it uses the innocent questions of a child to remind grownups - the simplicity of a truth they have forgotten while raising imaginary walls and boundaries. Laddoo is a good short film, but what keeps it from being great is its massy nature. While keeping its audience in mind, it perhaps attempted to reach out to a larger section of society. This could perhaps explain why it rides so high on emotions, bordering on becoming maudlin in parts. All in all, a decently produced piece of art which deserves brownie points for the intention it sets out with.

Laddoo | Short Film of the Day

A man finds himself in the isolation of a vast expanse of nature, reflective of his mental space as well. He has lost faith in the world and divinity and now finds himself completely lost. However, his path soon crosses with an unexpected companion who alters his approach to life. 
As the narrative explores a journey between a mentor and his pupil, the music video comes into existence. It is defined by notable vocals and a dedicated cast and crew that bring all of these aspects to life. The ideas the song celebrates and shares are one of unity and the oneness of God, no matter the name we choose to address him with. While all these thoughts are explored, the protagonist’s endeavor to find a new path continues and gets portrayed in the narrative.

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