A Day at My Favourite Place
Join Shubham on a journey through South Mumbai and discover the city's beauty and culture. With expert cinematography and infectious enthusiasm, he captures stunning landscapes, vibrant street scenes, and the dynamic energy of the people who call Mumbai home. From colonial architecture to the colorful bustle of Marine Drive, this vlog-style short film is a celebration of Mumbai's diversity and deserves to be appreciated.
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Shubham Manav MishraDirectorA Christmas to Remember, Be Passient, Baby, Nature Can Be Cruel, A Meeting with Childhood, Messi: The God of Football, Aao Swachhta Ki Alakh Jagayein
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Shubham Manav MishraProducerA Christmas to Remember, Be Passient, Baby, Nature Can Be Cruel, A Meeting with Childhood, Messi: The God of Football, Aao Swachhta Ki Alakh Jagayein
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Shubham Manav MishraKey Cast"Shubham"A Christmas to Remember, Be Passient, Baby, Nature Can Be Cruel, A Meeting with Childhood, Messi: The God of Football, Aao Swachhta Ki Alakh Jagayein
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Shubham Manav MishraWriterA Christmas to Remember, Be Passient, Baby, Nature Can Be Cruel, A Meeting with Childhood, Messi: The God of Football, Aao Swachhta Ki Alakh Jagayein
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Shubham Manav MishraEditorA Christmas to Remember, Be Passient, Baby, Nature Can Be Cruel, A Meeting with Childhood, Messi: The God of Football, Aao Swachhta Ki Alakh Jagayein
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Shubham Manav MishraCinematographerA Christmas to Remember, Be Passient, Baby, Nature Can Be Cruel
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OmkarCinematographer
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Travel, Cultural, Independent, Vlog-style
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Runtime:3 minutes 39 seconds
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Completion Date:September 20, 2022
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Production Budget:1,000 USD
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Country of Origin:India
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Country of Filming:India
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
A luminary whose journey gracefully traverses the realms of cinema, artistry, humanitarianism, and academia, weaving a tapestry of profound impact and boundless creativity.
From humble beginnings as a child actor to an esteemed film actor, film director, screenwriter, and visual artist, Shubham's narrative unfolds with captivating diversity.
A fervent storyteller, he embarked on an artistic pilgrimage to the Government Film and Television Institute of India, where he embraced the craft and marvelled at the mosaic of world cinema.
The essence of Shubham's brilliance is illuminated through his cinematic endeavours. With two feature-length films, twenty-one advertising marvels, and a repertoire of short films, documentaries and music videos, his creations have adorned screens worldwide, securing acclaim across 57 film festivals spanning four continents. These works converse with societal intricacies while showcasing his prowess as a film actor, film director, and screenwriter on international stages.
Yet, Shubham's influence transcends the silver screen. As a beacon of humanitarianism, his accolades mirror a resolute commitment to promoting education, empowering women, supporting the upliftment of manual labourers, fostering mental well-being, celebrating diversity, embracing the unifying essence of laughter and love, and passionately advocating for environmental sustainability and animal rights. The Vice Presidential Humanitarian Achievement Award celebrates his role in distinguished service to humanity and exceptional contributions to humanitarian causes, encouraging profound social impact and positive change.
But his canvas is expansive, encompassing academia and artistic finesse. Shubham's academic brilliance shines through with his excellence in competitive exams like the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test), the HSK (Chinese Proficiency Test), and the esteemed Cambridge CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), coupled with an undergraduate degree in English Literature, underscore his intellectual depth.
Within this mosaic of achievements, Shubham's artistic soul flourishes. His visual masterpieces, including "Chaos&Order," "I was here...," and "Shades of Grey," vividly capture societal truths and reflect his unique perspective. Artistry extends to his cultural exploration through works like "Just An Everyday Thing," "Illuminated Inspiration," "Waddup People?," and "Dearly Beloved," each narrating a story beyond words.
Music, too, is Shubham's canvas. His composition "Strange Loops" resonates as a musical expression of resilience, a beacon of positivity during the trials of the COVID-19 era, reverberating across major streaming platforms worldwide.
Through each facet of his being, Shubham Manav Mishra radiates brilliance, an individual whose presence illuminates screens, stages, and hearts. His tale is one of compassion, innovation, and an unwavering dedication to crafting a better world through his art and actions.
As a filmmaker and resident of Mumbai, I have always been fascinated by the city's beauty and culture. In this film, I wanted to showcase Mumbai in a new light and provide an authentic portrayal of a city that is often misunderstood. Through expert cinematography and a personal touch, I aimed to capture the stunning landscapes, vibrant street scenes, and the dynamic energy of the people who call this city home. Mumbai is a city of contrasts, from its colonial architecture to its modern skyline, and I wanted to celebrate the richness and diversity that makes it so special. My hope is that this film will inspire viewers to appreciate Mumbai's many wonders and see it as a city deserving of celebration and appreciation.