The Big Bang (2019 film)

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The Big Bang
Directed by Lal Bijo
Written by Lal Bijo
Produced byBrand Bull Media Works
Starring Lal Bijo
CinematographySreekuttan
Hrishikesh Unnikrishnan
Edited byRinto Kuriachan
Hrishikesh Unnikrishnan
Music byVijun
Release date
  • 19 October 2019 (2019-10-19)
YouTube
Running time
3 minutes 40sec

The Big Bang is a 2019 Indian short film written and directed by Lal Bijo. The film is based on the consumption of water.

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Plot

The story is about Lalu, an employed youth, who doesn't know the value of water. One day he came to take some water and he heard some sounds near him, he is scared and runs away to the room.

Production

The short film is based on how the apathy humans have for water and how they take water for granted. [1]

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