Euphony Films

31/12/2025

✨🎬 Euphony Films in 2025 🎬✨

In 2025, Euphony Films, led by Pankaj Upadhayay, strengthened its voice as a powerful storyteller for the Sydney community 🌏🤝. Guided by the vision of “connecting communities through the lens of cinema”, the studio created impactful awareness films reflecting the realities of the Australian–Indian diaspora 🇦🇺🇮🇳.

🎯 Social Advocacy & Awareness: Using cinema as a mirror to society, Euphony Films addressed sensitive and often unheard migrant stories 👇

🔸 Coercive Control 🧠💔
🎥 The Unspoken Words (March) — a deep dive into the silent trauma of financial abuse. Along with Lead PDA, we proudly created, Controlled: Stories They Never Believed - A powerful documentary for awareness, reflection and action

🔸 Digital Safety 📱⚠️
🎥 Fading Footprints – A Perilous Path (February) — a strong message.

🔸 Personal Growth 🌱💞
🎥 Moment of Truth (May) — a heartfelt reflection on healing relationships.

🔸 Mental Health 🧩🖋️
🎥 Cabin No. 127 (December) — a writer’s battle with isolation, creativity, and reality vs imagination.

🔸 Dystopian Drama 🦠🌆
🎥 Halfway There! A Father’s Dilemma (November) — a futuristic Sydney confronting a viral outbreak.

🔸 Social Satire 😂📍
🎥 Naam (August) — a sharp take on surveillance culture, showing how innocent social media check-ins can be misread as anti-national acts, urging everyone to post responsibly 🧐📲.

🎉 Milestones & Celebrations

🎊 Six years of cinematic excellence were celebrated at Filmy Fiesta 2025 (August), spotlighting Euphony Films, alongside long-time collaborator KH Brothers Films, as a vibrant hub for South Asian talent in Australia 🇦🇺🎬.

💛 Euphony Films proudly champions the Harman Foundation and Spreading Smiles Foundation, creating a diverse range of awareness-driven videos inspired by their impactful work 🌟🎭.

🎶 The year wrapped up with a Year End Music Video (December) — a high-production, soulful tribute to supporters and collaborators 💖🎵.

🌈 Impact & Community

Euphony Films continues to make a real difference by:
✔️ Breaking taboos around domestic abuse 🚫💔
✔️ Promoting digital literacy 💡📲
✔️ Empowering local Sydney talent 🎭🎥

By providing a professional platform for actors and technicians, the studio authentically reflects Sydney’s multicultural stories 🌏❤️.

🙏 With Gratitude To

Blacktown City Council, Blacktown Arts, Cumberland Council, The Hills Council, Hon Mayors of Blacktown, Cumberland & The Hills, Harman Foundation, Lead PDA, Powerful Empowered Women Community, The Pink Umbrella, Haathi in the Room, Screen Australia, KH Brothers Films, 3 Dots Studios, Vividha Arts, Natak Mandali, Radio Kehte Sunte Sydney, Outsidethebox, Mental Armour, The Blacktown City Independent and all artists, associates & media partners 🤍✨

🎞️ Watch the 2025 Collection,
👉 Euphony Films – 2025 Playlist
🔗 https://lnkd.in/gGH5iZZM

✨🎬 Stories that connect. Cinema that matters. 🎬✨

31/12/2025

Euphony Films wishes you a soulful 2026 ✨

New stories to feel,
New voices to hear,
New dreams framed in light.

May 2026 bring courage to create,
Silence that speaks,
And cinema that connects hearts.

With gratitude & hope,
Pankaj Upadhayay
Euphony Films 🎬

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23/12/2025

Constraints often lead to the best creativity.

💡 While on a holiday, we challenged ourselves to create "Cabin No 127" using only the resources at hand—limited lighting, a single cabin, and a lot of improvisation.

In this video, I break down the process of:
📍 Finding inspiration in surroundings
🎙️ Directing international voiceovers via Zoom
📽️ Balancing family time with a creative shoot

Full video: https://youtu.be/8caeWdztxdM?si=L0JszmBNlP-zyQrZ 🎥✍️😇

Dive in .. 🎙️🎵✍️ Pankaj Upadhayay

Podcast How we made Cabin No 127 Short Film during a road trip holidayWatch the actual Film "Cabin No 127" here:https://youtu.be/V3Ll54CSGd4 Thank you folksP...

21/12/2025

20/12/2025

Thank you for watching. Will be back again with our new Short Film soon

Happy holidays 😇💕🎉✍️

https://youtu.be/V3Ll54CSGd4?si=zE92uBoYwlYbee3A

Long Story Short Films | Australian Film Television and Radio School | actor.dierector & writter |Maddock Films | Anupam Khers Actor Prepares

🎬 Cabin No. 127 | A Psychological Short Film | Bhram Short | Pankaj Upadhayay | 🌀 A Bhram Short Film by Pankaj Upadhayay🔍 Logline: A re...

20/12/2025

We wrapped up yet another short film today, this one rooted in the warmth and simplicity of the family genre ✍️

Deeply grateful to my artists, friends, and seniors for coming together to tell this light-hearted story: Suman Mathur, Mamta, Nisar Sirguoh, Harjot Singh, Sanmeet Anand, Namita Matani, Sadiq Rehmani, Munish Arora, Sanvir Singh and Pankaj Upadhayay

More details soon. Thank you 😇💕✍️

Harman Foundation | KH Brothers Films Sydney Artists - euphony Unlimited Outside the BOX

18/12/2025

Link: https://youtu.be/V3Ll54CSGd4 🎥✍️

Cabin No. 127 | A Psychological Short Film | Bhram Short Film |

Seeking solitude, a reclusive writer retreats to Cabin No. 127 — but eerie whispers uncover a chilling truth he can’t escape.

Enjoy this mystery Short Film. Do watch and leave your honest feedback on the film 🎞️

17/12/2025

Watch Now 🎥🎉

Link: https://youtu.be/V3Ll54CSGd4 🎥✍️

Cabin No. 127 | A Psychological Short Film | Bhram Short Film |

Seeking solitude, a reclusive writer retreats to Cabin No. 127 — but eerie whispers uncover a chilling truth he can’t escape.

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🎬 Cabin No. 127 | A Psychological Short Film | Bhram Short | Pankaj Upadhayay | 🌀 A Bhram Short Film by Pankaj Upadhayay🔍 Logline: A re...

16/12/2025

🎬👁️‍🗨️ Dropping this week…

Our new short film Cabin Number 127 is almost here. 🖤
A chilling psychological thriller from the Bhram Series 🧠

Get ready for a gripping ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat till the very last moment. 😨🔥

Bhram Short Film series Playlist on YouTube :
https://bit.ly/3lBOMVR 🎥

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Long Story Short Films Australian Film Television and Radio School Anupam Khers Actor Prepares actor.dierector & writter Maddock Films Filmfare /Film Filmmaker Magazine

14/12/2025

BTS from the sets of “Fading Footprints”

Watch the final short film here:

https://youtu.be/x_hsC26InSw?si=wJiAVifgTPRZGPid 🎥✍️

Euphony Films Outside the BOX

26/07/2025

Tukde – A Haunting Echo of Partition’s Scars

Tukde is a deeply evocative theatre production that unravels the lingering impact of India’s Partition through the intimate lens of a family torn apart by that seismic event. More than a historical retelling, the play captures the invisible fractures—emotional, psychological and generational, that continue to echo long after borders were redrawn.

With a minimalist stage design, colourful costumes and emotionally charged performances, Tukde builds an atmosphere heavy with memory and quiet resilience. It avoids the trap of sensationalism, instead choosing to humanise the trauma, reminding us that behind every statistic of displacement is a deeply personal story of loss, endurance, and love.

Writer-director Jyotsna Jyoti (Vividha Arts) brings remarkable sensitivity and narrative depth to this production. From the symbolic use of a shattered vase (Sarabh Dattar) to the layered portrayal of post-independence struggle and reunion, the play is rich in metaphor and meaning. The emotional reunion of Didi (Namita Matani) and Ashok tugs at the heart, while Master Ji (Dinsha Palkhiwala) and Mrs. Joshi (Neena Sinha) live on through the powerful performances of Sudh Vach, Sarwat, Mehul, and Divya. All the actors offer strong support—whether portraying unity, corruption within the refugee camp, or those exploiting vulnerability under the guise of favours. Moments of light comic relief, especially involving corrupt officials (Ajay Kumar and others) are well-timed and provide much-needed balance, without diluting the core message. The younger generation’s empathy (Muhil Somaiya and Divya Behl) towards Mama Ji, and the subtle portrayal of Hindu-Muslim (Nisar Sirgua) unity amid chaos, add further emotional layers.

Each actor delivers with precision—measured pauses, expressive diction, and heartfelt emotion. The production is beautifully underscored by Sadiq Rehmani’s soulful background score, Sagar Agashe's lights, Pankaj Upadhayay's voiceover, Sandhya bose, Limcy and others with backstage support flow seamlessly, enhancing the play’s emotional resonance. RJ Manish from Radio Manpasand made the evening very special along with his team.

From the hopeful beginnings of a wedding to the devastation of displacement, Tukde ends on a poignant note:

"Chhodon kal ki baatein, kal ki baat purani… naye daur mein likhenge milke nayi kahani."

Kudos to Vividha Arts, Jyotsna Jyoti and her Team for presenting Tukde, a powerful and timely reminder that even in the face of historical tragedy, the human spirit strives to heal, rebuild, and hope.

Some candid moments from the stage of Tukde are here

Vividha Arts | Manpasand | | Euphony Films