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Release Date:
August 2, 2012
Original Title:
Shuttlecock Boys
Genres:
Drama
Production Countries:
India
Ratings / Certifications:
IN: Central Board of Film Certification
Runtime: 76
Shuttlecock Boys revolves around the lives, successes and failures of four friends who hail from lower-middle-class backgrounds in Delhi. Should we accept what life offers to us on a platter or should we try to chase our dreams, taking the path less taken? That’s the question our protagonists Gaurav, Manav, Pankaj and Loveleen seek answer to, as they decide to embark upon an eventful journey that will change the course of their lives and careers forever. The one thing that unites these four friends is their common love for badminton. Every evening they meet for a couple of games in their neighborhood joking about their lives and pulling each other’s legs. This part of the day is the most pleasant part of their otherwise dreary lives. While playing badminton one such night, they decide to do something on their own. This very attempt becomes their lifeline putting them on a litmus test of determination, courage, luck and spirit of friendship.
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Cinematography:
Shanti Bhushan
Costume Design:
Prachi Singh
Director:
Hemant Gaba
Editor:
James Joseph Valiakulathil
Executive Producer:
Pankaj Johar
Ravi Kambhoj
Line Producer:
Bhavya Palia
Music:
Avinash Baghel
Producer:
Pankaj Johar
Thakur Dass Gaba
Hemant Gaba
Production Design:
Prachi Singh
Screenplay:
Hemant Gaba
Sound Designer:
Niraj Gera
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