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Working at 'Vinod Chopra Films' was a dream for me. 12th Fail has been one of my favorite cinematic experiences in recent years. A simple story told very well. I remember watching it in theatres in 2023 and the last scene created an emotional and aspirational atmosphere in the theatre. People walked out with tears in their eyes, including me.
Two years later I got an opportunity to work at Vinod Chopra Films as an assistant editor and one of my projects was to make this promotional video for the film - 'A peak into how the very last scene of 12th Fail was shot.'
Hope you enjoy it!
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