Wednesday, 1 March 2017

Kalichaat: Throwing Light on the Woes and Troubles of Indian Farmer Community














Kalichaat, a crystal clear depiction of reality of Indian farmers is a feature film of 71 minutes. Extracted from a novel sharing the same title, Kalichaat stands for a hard black rock that cannot be moved or broken by the efforts of a human being. In the film, Kalichaat is a symbol of infinite hurdles faced by the farmers due to severe water crisis problem. Directed & produced by an epic writer, philosopher and human being, Sudhanshu Sharma, this short portrayal is an attempt to sensitize the society about the poor farmers who strive day and night but could not fulfill even the bare necessities of life.

Kalichaat is a unique combo of the bitter reality, emotions and struggles faced by the one who hits his mattock throughout the day to feed us with delicious food. Unfortunately, the one who sheds his sweat to serve us with the best edibles; himself remain deprived of the food and water! Have you ever thought? Our country is exploring planets, armaments and various innovative technologies but we are overlooking one of the major elements of society: the farmers, who contribute to a major portion of development.

The whole cast and crew of the film has been taken from the Malwa region to depict this issue in a more distinct manner. Kalichaat is no more an Indian creation now; it has melted international hearts with its originality and genuine acting. The film has been screened in more than 23 film festivals including Auckland International Film Festival, Indigo Moon film festival, Wine country film festival and many more. It has also been awarded for Best director, Best story, Best actor as well as Best film.

Kali Chaat is a must-watch film that has been applauded by many famous critics like Jaiprakash chowksey and Vishnu Khare. It has received immense global response in its early days of creation and much more is expected to come..


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Saturday, 18 February 2017

Kalichaat: A Brilliant Debut Direction Applauded on National and International Level












The original meaning of Kalichaat is a hard black rock that cannot be broken by the efforts of an individual. It is believed to be a curse for the farmers as if it comes in between, there may or may not be huge amount of water beneath. The title of the Film Kalichaat has been taken from the novel sharing the same title. Kalichaat revolves around the woes and troubles of Indian farmers suffering from severe water crisis problem. Water crisis is a predominant issue, especially in Malwa region, where a poor farmer hits his mattock for the whole day but can hardly feed his family well.

An amazing debut direction by Sudhanshu Sharma, Kalichaat was made with the sole motive to address the cries of Indian farmer community in a more coherent manner. A well-chosen cast and crew of the film, who belongs to the same region, bring the whole story to life. The protagonist of the Film, Sitaram, a poor farmer, and one day decides to dig a well with a hope of getting ample amount of water. All of a sudden, his mattock hits a hard black rock, Kalichaat! Lack of knowledge, money and resources gets him trapped in a vicious circle of loan sharks, religious Gurus and unending tyranny.

The complete film has been conceptualized so brilliantly that it will automatically get immersed in its story. This reality element had made Kalichaat so popular on national as well as international level. The film was released in June 2016 and so far, it has won 12 prestigious awards and official recognition in 23 film festivals worldwide. Such a warm response in early days of Kalichaat is a testimony of same human emotions across national boundaries.

Kali chaat has won many accolades for its story, direction, acting and many more. Few of them include Best Film at Kalyan International Film Festival, Best Story, Best Film, Best Director and Audience Choice award at Free Spirit Film Festival, Best Director award at Haryana International Film Festival and many more. The film has also been scrutinized by the prolific writers and philosophers like Jaiprakash Chowksey and Vishnu Khare with media coverage in local and foreign newspapers.

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Saturday, 4 February 2017

Kalichaat : A Feature Film Throwing Light on the Struggles of Indian Farmers












Water is a bare necessity of life. Access to this natural resource is a human right for each human being. But, unfortunately, farmers are thrown out of this league. An Indian farmer, who works harder day and night for a 2-time meal, remains deprived of his very basic rights! This is the real scenario of India which was once known as golden bird. This golden bird is no more called by this name now because there are millions of people who are still continually fighting to win the race of survival.

Water crisis problem is there in its full form in our country and eradication of this problem is far more important than making digital India. In Madhya Pradesh, water crisis problem is still dominant. In spite of availability of sufficient resources, the poor farmers who always remain under the clichés of bureaucracy and illiteracy continue to suffer.

Born and brought up in Nimar-Malwa region, a profound thinker, writer and philosopher Sudhanshu Sharma decided to weave these problems in his debut film ‘Kalichaat’. Kalichaat is an adapted title of a novel sharing the same title; written by Dr. Sunil Chaturvedi. The film is based on the woes and troubles of Indian farmers due to water crisis.

The lead of the film, Sitaram owns a land passed on by his father. Struggling from severe water crisis, one day, he decides to dig well in the hope of getting ample amount of water. He begins hitting the mattock and suddenly, a huge black rock (Kalichaat) comes in contact with it. All his hopes turn into despair. He then decides to approach local authorities for digging a tube well but they deny saying that documents are required to fulfill his request. Somehow, he collects everything but in vain; he gradually gets trapped in the vicious circle of loan sharks, religious gurus and bureaucrats that reap nothing but desperation.
Kalichaat is a realistic creation by Sudhanshu and dramatized by the people living in the Malwa region. Each situation in the film has been portrayed so originally that you will automatically get immersed. The film has received many prestigious laurels on national and international levels such as best film, best screenplay and audience choice award in Free Spirit Film Festival, Best Director award in Haryana International Film Festival, etc. Kalichaat has been screened in various honorable festivals organized by the government agencies as well as private teams.

The film was officially released in June 2016 but its success is overwhelming. In its early days, the film has received immense appreciation from all over the world which predicts its sparkling success in longer term!

Monday, 16 January 2017

Kalichaat: The Reality of Indian Farmers Amazingly Portrayed by a Debut Director


It has been rightly said that a movie is a virtual representation of real scenarios prevailing in the society. Especially talking about the community of Indian farmers they have to continually fight for their livelihood and basic rights even after hitting mattock throughout the day. Madhya Pradesh is a victim of this problem at large.

A great writer, thinker and philosopher Sudhanshu Sharma, from the same region observed these issues and decided to portray it through reel world. At that time, nobody knew that this small idea will transform into global recognition in short span of time.


Kalichaat is a keen representation of real problems faced by the Indian farmers. The crux of the film lies in how a farmer struggles day and night for bread and butter but can hardly earn for the basic amenities even. Development of a nation is a unified whole of each strata, not just upper but the middle and lower too.

Until and unless, each individual doesn’t sleep with stomach full, no nation can be called as ‘developed’. So, how can we imagine India? The director and producer of Kalichaat, Sudhanshu Sharma has taken care of each aspect very well in the movie. Kalichaat is nothing but the sum total of infinite hurdles faced by the poor farmers who always remain clinched under bureaucracy and nonchalant society.

The film has earned extreme appreciation, respect and recognition in India as well as outside. It has been honored with the most prestigious awards in Chhatrapati Shivaji International Film Festival, Free Spirit Film Festival and many more. The core aim of making of this film was to address the deep-rooted issues of society in a more coherent manner and induce social awareness.

Kali chaat is a must-watch film that will provoke your thoughts and urge you to do something for the betterment of society, especially petty farmers who die in the quest for a better life. Mere mountains of words and commitments on papers will reap nothing. Actual walk the talk is the need of hour to develop whole nation and once again tag it as ‘golden bird’!

Saturday, 31 December 2016

Kalichaat: A Movie that Conspires ‘Underprivileged’ Emotions at its Best














Masterpieces are always meant to outshine. A movie is a unified whole of tiny pieces of facts, emotions, reality and imagination that render different effects on viewers. Setting on a debut work for social enlightenment and fulfilling it with sheer dedication isn’t easy for all. However, a great writer, philosopher and director from Indore, Madhya PradeshSudhanshu Sharma’ have redefined the meaning of debut films.

Sudhanshu’s debut piece ‘Kalichaat’ is touching million national and international souls. Based on a bitter reality of Indian farmer community, the film urges to wake up and do something for those surviving in adverse conditions. A farmer, who sweats day and night with his plough to feed us with the best food, always remains under the clichés of bureaucracy.

Based on a novel sharing the same title, Kalichaat was shot with the primary motive of awakening our politicians, our society and our nation so that they practice what they preach. The cast and crew of the film have been chosen from the local region itself to portray the deep-rooted national issue more keenly. Kalichaat was made with a very low budget as well as on the real location where farmers face these kinds of issues every now and then.

The film has received global recognition in its very early days of completion. Few festivals even showered an array of accolades which added flickers to the success of the film. Free Spirit Film Festival, Mcloedgunj awarded Kalichaat for ‘Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay and Audience Award’, Kalyan Film Festival rewarded with ‘Best Film and Best Story’, Wine Country chose the film in their semi-finals category and many more.

Overall, Kalichaat will captivate your attention to the extent that you will be flooded with questions on what should actually be done for the welfare of Indian farmers. A farmer who struggles day and night in the quest of a better is deprived even for a day’s meal is a big blot on our society and bureaucrats who don’t want to come out of their comfort zone.


Official  Website  www.kalichaat.com

Wednesday, 14 December 2016

Kalichaat : Shedding Light on Teardrops of Each Indian Farmer | kalichaat.com












If you are a part of India, you must be aware of ruthlessness and dominance violence faced by poor Indian farmers. Our real unsung heroes who should ideally be crowned for their striving efforts actually die in the pursuit of a better life. If this is what’s happening, how can we even expect India to be called as a ‘developed golden bird? ‘Until each person of the country feeds his stomach with a 2-time meal, a country can never be called as actually developed !

To actuate the measures taken in this direction led a prolific writer, director and philosopher Sudhanshu Sharma decided to capture it into Camera’s eye. Based on the novel ‘Kalichaat’, his debut creation initiated to aware people regarding the deep-rooted problems of India. Kalichaat is nothing but the sum total of hurdles and misfortunes undesirably included in the fate of each Indian farmer. After working harder from dawn till night too, a farmer has to starve for the very basic amenities of life are a blot on our society and its so-called drivers.

The film has been amazingly directed in its original (Malwi) language to describe the whole situation realistically. In fact, the whole cast and crew belongs to the same region and has invested their complete efforts to portray each moment as it is. In not a single moment you will feel monotonous or unrealistic because the protagonist catches attention from beginning to end.

Kalichaat has now become a global matter of discussion as the film has been applauded on national as well as international podium. The film is a must-watch to awaken our so-called bureaucrats regarding the starving farmers who die in the quest for a better life. Kalichaat is an epic creation from the region of Kishore Kumar and other artists who have worked brilliantly to mesmerize audiences !!

Friday, 11 November 2016

Kali Chaat : A Bitter Reality of Poor Indian Farmers | kalichaat.com














In today’s era of rising corruption and mounting inflation, farmers are one of the most deprived flocks of society. Especially, in the Nimar-Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh, farmers are the most cursed groups who struggle day and night in the quest for a better life but ultimately, it gets worsened to the highest extent. The urge to address this issue in a more coherent manner led a writer, philosopher and director Sudhanshu Sharma to create his first debut ‘Kalichaat’ that signifies nothing but the heap of troubles faced by the poor Indian farmers.

The cast and crew of the film have been chosen from the same region to describe the whole issue more keenly. The moment Kalichaat begins, it starts swaying you in the regional rural culture of Madhya Pradesh. Sitaram, the chief character of the whole movie has acted so realistically that you will feel as if you are watching everything taking place in front of you! Sudhanshu Sharma hasn’t left a single space to amaze you with his incredible debut efforts.

The director and whole cast of Kalichaat have worked so tremendously to connect the film to each soul that it has now crossed the borders of recognition! Not only on the domestic frontiers has the film been appraised but also on the international panorama. After all, no matter, you are wearing a kurta pajama/saree or a jeans/short dress, the creator has created the same soul across each corner; whose foods for survival are innocence, truth and honesty! Being human automatically connects an array of emotions that has been evident in Kalichaat!

The film has recently won 4 prestigious Awards at one of the biggest festivals of Himachal Pradesh as Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay and Audience Award!! Such a great honor across the world is an evidence of perfection in Sudhanshu’s debut creation. Released on 30th June 2016, the gleaming ladder of success of Kalichaat has been continually shining with global stars and with such a great motive; we wish a lot more to come on its way ! 


Kalichaat Official Website :- www.kalichaat.com/