10 Years Of Gattu - An Honest Attempt With Sparkling Kite Flying Story

When you have a dream , the only thing you would require to achieve it is through desire and passion. Gattu tells the story of a street kid who achieves the impossible.

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A street kid, Gattu , takes up the challenge of defeating a local champ Kaali in a kite-flying competition. To compete from the top level, he infiltrates a school terrace by impersonating as the student and also makes new friends.

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Directed by Rajan Khosla , Gattu is a welcome change as it brings back the childhood memories of kite-flying , being mischievous in school , playing pranks on your teacher. The film duration is just 75 mins and every frame is amazing to watch. The kite-flying scene is eye-catching ( on the same par with Hollywood film Kite Runner). Cinematography is good. Dialogues are nice. Editing is crispy. Screenplay is gripping. Hats off to Rajan Khosla for choosing a different subject based in North India. Mohd Samad was perfect for the role of street-smart , mischievous, good-at-heart Gattu. He emotes so well through his eye and is amazing to watch him act.

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Gattu did not do well at the box office but was an honest attempt, made on a shoe-string budget, with beautiful picturization. Gattu went on international accolades at various film festivals.