Making of The Broken Table | A film by Chintan Sarda | Royal Stag Barrel Select Large Short Films

The Broken Table, brought to you by Royal Stag Barrel Select Large Short Films is a labour of love. The whole team has put their heart and soul into the production, to bring Chintan Sarda's story to life. Naseeruddin Shah and Rasika Dugal have once again given a stellar performance, and we hope their characters strike a chord with you. Kudos to this team for this amazing project. Watch it now on Royal Stag Barrel Select Large Short Films KZbin channel.
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[@hinasiddiqui4851]

I can't imagine the manpower it needs to make a 23 min film.. saw it yesterday and the twist at the end makes it awesome and what life lesson... U guys make beautiful films..

[@androidplus.1]

Keep uploadinn stuff like this 💜

[@abidaadil6303]

👌👍👏👏👏 to d entire cast n crew....

[@arpit2253]

❤ending 🔥🔥

[@nareshdev4119]

This is as engrossing as the complete film. Really worked hard upon it with equally brilliant performance by both leading artistes. Title "The Broken Table" is confusing because in complete Short no broken table is mentioned, rather than a "broken glass on table."

[@reeshajain1896]

The broken table was mentioned by Giri when he told about Prabha ji that in his office she painted his broken table and gave it a new look.

[@nareshdev4119]

I may not agree with what you have said, but I defend to the death your right to say it. However, Giri didn't have a broken table, but an old table with a cracked glass upon it in his 5x5 cabin. Prabha made a painting on that cracked glass, not on any broken table. Prabha painted a tree on the cracked glass and that "crack in the glass became a branch" of the painted tree. Giri told this to Dipti, his caregiver, when both were sitting on the terrace. Thanks & best wishes.

[@chinmaychandraunshuh]

The cracked glass is part of the table, like if one of the legs of a table are broken you would still say that the table is broken because the wooden leg is part of it, moreover being extremely specific would take away the crispness of the title, 'The Table with a Glass Top having a crack on it' vs 'The Broken Table', which one suits better?

[@nareshdev4119]

@@chinmaychandraunshuh I may not agree with what you have said, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. Don't compare table top [glass] with legs of a table.

[@chinmaychandraunshuh]

thank you for responding to my opinion, the reason I compared table top with the legs of a table is because both are an integral part of a table, they are what makes a table. P.S Actually while writing this comment I realized that the table top and other parts might not be well related. So thanks for pointing that out. I was imagining a table with just glass as the top with nothing beneath it, but that woudn't be the case. I think I will see myself out of this discussion now, It was nice sharing my voice here with you two gentlemen here.

[@santoshjoshi2170]

Amzing naild ❤️

[@imranmidas]

Wow....and I finished it in just 23 minutes???

[@b.n.production9036]

Excellent

[@dilipmehta3084]

Congratulations

[@user-sr4bi4on6n]

Can anybody make me understand the story