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Ticket Please | Exploring Father-Son Bonds in the Digital Age: A Touching Short Film | Hindi

Manohar Kadam, a voluntary retired man, tries hard to establish a meaningful connection with his only son Aditya but fails. Later he follows his friend Professor's advice and tries to connect with his son through a smartphone. The short film follows the Journey of Father and Son relationship in this Digital Era. Subscribe to our channels for a new #shortfilm every day - http://goo.gl/lPLIY Click Here to Watch New Releases - http://bit.ly/newreleasesfilms Visit www.pocketfilms.in to learn more about us and our activities including films, contests, updates, etc. Director: Narendra Waghela Producer: Pushpa Dhanesh Waghela, Dhanesh Kantilal Waghela Cinematographer: Sumant Mali Editor: Siddhesh Kotawadekar Music: Goyell Saab Casting: Prasad Gawali Executive Producer: Rushikesh Surve Cast: Manohar: Sanjay Kulkarni Aditya: Utkarsh Yadav Madhu: Anupama Takmoge Professor: Bhushan Patil Bunty: Ved Ambre Team Leader: Isha Gawali Facebook -   / pocketfilmsin   Are you a filmmaker? Want to showcase your film/documentary and also generate income? Contact us at - [email protected] The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products are intended or should be inferred. This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. No person or entity associated with this film received payment or anything of value, or entered into any agreement, in connection with the depiction of any products.” The use of tobacco products, alcohol, and drugs is injurious to health. The platform, distributors, producers, director(s), actors, and characters in this film do not promote or encourage the use of tobacco products, alcohol, or drugs. Tobacco Kills.