The video is the most surreal splash of colours, light and movement thrown in together in a carefully crafted manner. The visuals are supplemented with a psychedelic score which further allows the narrative to maintain its tone and vibe. Needless to say, one of the biggest strengths of Blow is its stunning camerawork and meticulous control on light. <br><br> Not even a single shot is accidental or one which is not adding to the entire experience in some manner, ensuring that all of it comes together into a wholesome, balanced product. Additionally, the visuals ooze a visceral sensuality which results in it being a far more engaging interaction with its audience than it would have been otherwise. On the whole, the video is a dreamy, unpredictable ride for the viewer to gauge from one transition to another, enjoying the process of getting more and more involved with every passing moment.

Blow | Short Film of the Day

Asceticism and spirituality in India is often associated with the colour orange, loose fabrics and long beards, but what if there was more to it? Set to a tune which is catchy and trippy in equal measures, this music video by Gurbax introduces the viewer to precisely these aspects. <br><br> Made as a fully crowdfunded project, Boom Shankar portrays a group of ascetics swaying to the music. This is accompanied by sudden bursts of colour, synched most smoothly with the video and its music. Watch the video with earphones plugged in and the rest of the world shut out.

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