The Stage 32 Videos: Amit R Agarwal

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Honey Kapoor Origins Directors' Cut is a cut that is true to the vision of Lord Baden-Powell National Award-winning filmmaker, Amit R Agarwal for Honey Kapoor Origins, released on October 10, 2021 - World Mental Health Day. The reason Agarwal came up with Director's Cut after almost 5 months of the initial release is that he wanted to show the audiences his vision, a very different take from the original. The film is about the origins of India's only Guerrilla Superstar, Honey Kapoor. Honey Kapoor Origins is under cinema for cause, it is the world's 1st Remote-filmed feature film, Asia Africa's 1st Mental Health Awareness Feature Film. Reports suggest that #MentalHealth is going to be the biggest concern worldwide by 2030. It might happen by one trigger point or might happen after sustained trigger points. The style is experimental and the narrative unfolds fusing a deadpan satire, as Kapoor cures himself of his mental health issues. The film ends with a lead-in to the next film in the hexalogy, Honey Kapoor YoLo.

Honey Kapoor Origins Directors' Cut is a cut that is true to the vision of Lord Baden-Powell National Award-winning filmmaker, Amit R Agarwal for Honey Kapoor Origins, released on October 10, 2021 - World Mental Health Day. The reason Agarwal came up with Director's Cut after almost 5 months of the initial release is that he wanted to show the audiences his vision, a very different take from the original. The film is about the origins of India's only Guerrilla Superstar, Honey Kapoor. Honey Kapoor Origins is under cinema for cause, it is the world's 1st Remote-filmed feature film, Asia Africa's 1st Mental Health Awareness Feature Film. Reports suggest that #MentalHealth is going to be the biggest concern worldwide by 2030. It might happen by one trigger point or might happen after sustained trigger points. The style is experimental and the narrative unfolds fusing a deadpan satire, as Kapoor cures himself of his mental health issues. The film ends with a lead-in to the next film in the hexalogy, Honey Kapoor YoLo.