The recently released Hindi short film by the renowned Indian director, Vishal Bhardwaj titled Fursat is completely shot using the cameras of the Apple iPhone 14 Pro.
Here’s more about it.
Fursat by Vishal Bhardwaj
Fursat directed by Vishal Bhardwaj is a musical love story that is captured making using of the camera features provided in the Apple iPhone 14 Pro. The director himself was astonished by the camera of the latest iPhone 14 Pro and he himself was sure that there won’t be any limits to the smartphone’s camera.
The movie is primarily set on a moving train and with the action mode on the iPhone 14 Pro, videos captured have the best stability in its shots. The cinematic mode has also allowed the makers of the short film to capture the visuals in 4K resolution giving utmost detailing to the shots. The device also supported 3x zoom in macro mode and could capture shots in Dolby Vision HDR on cinematic mode.
The plot of the movie centers around the two main characters of the movie Diya and Nishant played by the Indian actors Wamiqa Gabbi and Ishaan Khattar respectively. Salman Yusuff Khan, the Indian dancer has also done a role in the movie as a dacoit.
Nishant who is an archaeologist and who possess a magical instrument(Doordashak) which lets him see the future, sees many projections which includes a death threat against Diya, who is his childhood beloved. Inorder to save her life, Nishant was even ready to give away the Doordashak which allowed him to see the future.
The emotional and musical love story has also achieved its true brilliance because of the significant roles played by the Indian poet, Gulzab and by the Indian choreographer, Shiamak Davar in the making of the short film.
The director, Vishal Bhardwaj who is known for his beautiful love stories was able to stitch the efforts of everyone who worked behind Fursat, into this wonderful piece of art with the Apple iPhone 14 Pro’s camera.
Shot on iPhone 14 Pro — Fursat. Immerse yourself in a cinematic journey directed by master filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj.
— Apple (@Apple) February 2, 2023
