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15/11/2025

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🌌 HALFWAY THERE — A Short Film That Dares to Think Differently 🌌
OutsidetheBox Review

In a world crowded with familiar stories, Halfway There breaks the pattern and asks us to look fear, love, and uncertainty straight in the eye.

Audiences are calling it:
✨ “A lady’s performance that elevates the entire film.”
✨ “A father’s helplessness portrayed so beautifully, it aches.”
✨ “Music and sound that breathe life into every moment.”
✨ “Sydney’s empty streets—haunting, stunning, unforgettable.”
✨ “A climax that literally skips a heartbeat!”
✨ “Virus turning into zombies? OMG… didn’t see that twist coming!”
✨ “A short but powerful punch… fear of the unknown, an invisible enemy, the heartbeat getting louder… and louder.”
✨ “The writer’s imagination and director’s ex*****on? Exceptional.”
✨ “Pankaj Upadhayay and team—keep rocking! 👑”

One viewer said it best:
“ऐसा लगा जैसे आप ऐसे विषयों को छूते हैं जिनपर लिखा ही नहीं गया—truly thinking outside the norm.”

From its pulse-tightening tension to its emotional centre, Halfway There dares to ask a simple but unsettling question:
What if the person you’re trying to save is already beyond saving?

No big budgets.
No explosions.
Just atmosphere. Emotion. Imagination.
And a story that refuses to stay within the box.

🎬 Halfway There is not just a film — it’s an experience that lingers.

Watch on YouTube:
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🌟 Audience Feedback for our new short film Halfway There 🌟Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wBNX3Qe-kic 🎥Do leave us yo...
15/11/2025

🌟 Audience Feedback for our new short film Halfway There 🌟

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🎬 Halfway There! A Father's Dilemma | Futuristic Short Film       On empty streets where silence screams louder than wor...
13/11/2025

🎬 Halfway There! A Father's Dilemma | Futuristic Short Film

On empty streets where silence screams louder than words, a father’s desperate drive to the hospital becomes a haunting reflection of love, fear and .... 🖤💉

📽️ Theme: Dark • Intense • Futuristic • Dystopian

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Poignantly performed by:
Anand Tamboli, Deepti Madi and Tashelle Upadhayay

Written, Produced & Directed by: Pankaj Upadhayay














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Coming this Thursday 7pm Sydney TimeDystopian Short Film: “Half-way There”Poignantly performed by Anand Tamboli, Deepti ...
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Coming this Thursday 7pm Sydney Time
Dystopian Short Film: “Half-way There”

Poignantly performed by Anand Tamboli, Deepti Madi and Tashelle Upadhayay

Written, Produced & Directed by: Pankaj Upadhayay





















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We are truly humbled to be a part of this music video. The song has been performed melodiously by respected Sonali MukherjiOfficial and the music has also been recreated with remarkable artistry by Pradhan Muzitek Creations

Euphony Films is honoured to have recreated the music video. Eternally grateful to original creators and associates

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🌌 We’re proud to present our latest dystopian short film from the Bhram Series! 🎬✨🎬 Halfway There! A Father’s Dilemma | ...
27/09/2025

🌌 We’re proud to present our latest dystopian short film from the Bhram Series! 🎬✨

🎬 Halfway There! A Father’s Dilemma | Futuristic Short Film


Heartfelt thanks to Anand Tamboli, Deepti Madi (3Dots Studios), and Tashelle for being part of this journey. Grateful as always to our associates and the Sydney artists network for their constant support.

Produced, Written & Directed by Pankaj Upadhayay

🔗 More about the Bhram Short Films:
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24/09/2025

🎤 “Welcome to the fun side of Naam! Our film may be about chaos at Dolas’ restaurant, but today we’re serving up some spicy, rapid-fire questions for our cast. Ready for laughs, surprises, and maybe a few secrets revealed? Let’s dive in!” 🤩🔥

🍴 Quick – one dish you’d order at Dolas’ restaurant?

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Tukde – A Haunting Echo of Partition’s ScarsTukde is a deeply evocative theatre production that unravels the lingering i...
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

26/07/2025

Tukde, a Hindi play was staged yesterday courtesy Vividha Arts. The play is brilliantly written, directed and performed by local artists. Speech by Director Jyotsna Jyoti concluding their journey

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