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Film Festival
CANADA · 2027
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International · Short

The Blue Revolution arthat Neel Kranti

Original title: Neel Kranti

202530 minMarathiIndia

Synopsis: November 2nd 2025, is no ordinary day; the Indian Women’s Cricket team is facing South Africa in the World Cup Final at Navi Mumbai.

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Synopsis

Synopsis:
November 2nd 2025, is no ordinary day; the Indian Women’s Cricket team is facing South Africa in the World Cup Final at Navi Mumbai. For India, the stakes are historic, having tasted heartbreak in the 2005 and 2017 finals. However, for young Swara(10) and Arya,(6) "winning" is something that happens in ten minutes on a digital app. Why endure the scorching heat and physical struggle of the field when glory is just a click away?
​Their grandfather, Aba, alongside a close-knit circle of family and friends, decides to bridge this generational gap. Over a transformative 24-hour period, they orchestrate a "Blue Revolution." By using the tension of the live World Cup final as a backdrop, Aba immerses the girls in the grit of real-world sports. The film explores their journey from the flickering blue light of virtual shortcuts to the vast blue sky of authentic perseverance, proving that while a digital game ends in minutes, the character built on the field lasts a lifetime.

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Directed by

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Written by

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Cast

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Sudhir Vinayak Joglekar Key Cast · Aba
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Swara Siddhesh Joglekar Key Cast · Swara
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Arya Siddhesh Joglekar Key Cast · Arya
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Produced by

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Details

Production Budget
15,000 USD
Country of Filming
India
Shooting Format
Digital
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Film Color
Color
First-time Filmmaker
Yes
Student Project
No

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YearSectionResult
2027InternationalApplied

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