Kood There is a bridge at the edge of the city. People don’t come here to pause. They come here when they have already decided. One winter morning, two strangers arrive—carrying separate, private endings. They do not know each other. They do not intend to meet. And yet, in a moment that feels almost incidental, their lives intersect… just as one of them takes the leap. But Kood is not a story about death. It is about what happens when death passes you by. Over the course of a single day, Sameer and Mini move through the city together—two people who still intend to end their lives by nightfall. There is an unusual honesty between them, the kind that emerges when there is nothing left to protect. Conversations drift between silence and confession. Regret finds words. Anger softens. Forgotten memories return, quietly. And somewhere in between, without intention, they begin to see each other. Kood is a deeply human film about despair, chance, and the fragile weight of companionship. It lingers in that uncertain space between ending and continuation—asking, gently, what it means to be seen, even briefly, before you disappear.
By Anshika Dixit
Neelesh Misra's debut film, Kood, has finally hit the screens, promising a serene cinematic journey. With its focus on the intricacies of mental and emotional realms, the film utilizes a meditative pace and sparse dialogue. Kood encourages its audience to take a breath, reflect, and engage deeply with what unfolds.
Neelesh Misra's debut film, Kood, has finally hit the screens, promising a serene cinematic journey. With its focus on the intricacies of mental and emotional realms, the film utilizes a meditative pace and sparse dialogue. Kood encourages its audience to take a breath, reflect, and engage deeply with what unfolds.
By Anshika Dixit
Tomorrow marks the debut of 'Kood', the latest creation from filmmaker Neelesh Misra. This film diverges from conventional storytelling, immersing audiences in serene visuals and the nuances of emotion rather than heavy dialogue.
Tomorrow marks the debut of 'Kood', the latest creation from filmmaker Neelesh Misra. This film diverges from conventional storytelling, immersing audiences in serene visuals and the nuances of emotion rather than heavy dialogue.
A quiet, unhurried conversation with Vikas Divyakirti, where ideas are allowed to breathe. In this Slow Interview with Neelesh Misra, he reflects on learning, language, and the deeper purpose of education beyond exams and success. There is no rush to conclusions here—only pauses, thoughts, and the kind of honesty that stays with you long after the conversation ends.
A quiet, unhurried conversation with Vikas Divyakirti, where ideas are allowed to breathe. In this Slow Interview with Neelesh Misra, he reflects on learning, language, and the deeper purpose of education beyond exams and success. There is no rush to conclusions here—only pauses, thoughts, and the kind of honesty that stays with you long after the conversation ends.
From his humble beginnings in Indore to becoming the voice of a generation, Zakir reflects on his extraordinary journey, shaped by personal loss, silent struggles, poetic introspection, and a meteoric rise in the world of comedy. In this candid, long-form conversation, he talks about the emotional depth behind his viral persona “Sakht Launda,” the pressures of fame, creative evolution, and what it takes to stay grounded.
From his humble beginnings in Indore to becoming the voice of a generation, Zakir reflects on his extraordinary journey, shaped by personal loss, silent struggles, poetic introspection, and a meteoric rise in the world of comedy. In this candid, long-form conversation, he talks about the emotional depth behind his viral persona “Sakht Launda,” the pressures of fame, creative evolution, and what it takes to stay grounded.
From standing on the Academy Awards stage to navigating grief, risk, and belief, Guneet Monga reflects on a journey shaped as much by loss as by courage. In this episode of The Slow Interview with Neelesh Misra, she revisits films like Gangs of Wasseypur, Pagglait and the Oscar-winning The Elephant Whisperers, while speaking about destiny, setbacks, and the people who shaped her path—including moments with Irrfan Khan and Arijit Singh.
From standing on the Academy Awards stage to navigating grief, risk, and belief, Guneet Monga reflects on a journey shaped as much by loss as by courage. In this episode of The Slow Interview with Neelesh Misra, she revisits films like Gangs of Wasseypur, Pagglait and the Oscar-winning The Elephant Whisperers, while speaking about destiny, setbacks, and the people who shaped her path—including moments with Irrfan Khan and Arijit Singh.
From a small scrap business in Patna to building a global empire, Anil Agarwal reflects not just on success, but on the cost, the ambition, and the values that shape it. In this episode of The Slow Interview with Neelesh Misra, the conversation moves beyond business into ego, listening, and what it truly means to build a life — not just a company.
From a small scrap business in Patna to building a global empire, Anil Agarwal reflects not just on success, but on the cost, the ambition, and the values that shape it. In this episode of The Slow Interview with Neelesh Misra, the conversation moves beyond business into ego, listening, and what it truly means to build a life — not just a company.
Kood is the first mini feature film directed by Neelesh Misra under Slow Motion Pictures, our film vertical. The teaser has been released on his official YouTube channel, where the film is also set to release soon! Featuring Neelesh Misra and Ketaki KulkarniDirected by Neelesh MisraFeaturing Neelesh Misra and Ketaki KulkarniDirected by Neelesh MisraWritten by Anulata Raj NairExecutive Producer: Saumya TandonDOP: Abhishek VermaProduction Designer: Manu Upadhyay1st AD: Ritam NandyLine Producer: Satish MishraDrone Pilot: Mohammad SalmanProduced by Gaon ConnectionKOOD is the first part of Slow Talkies, a series of short films.The second film in the series is Last Batsman, directed by Ritam Nandy.Teaser edited by Bhuvan SinghMusic by Anuj BhattInviting creative colleagues, investors and brands to collaborate with us on this and our upcoming films.
Kood is the first mini feature film directed by Neelesh Misra under Slow Motion Pictures, our film vertical. The teaser has been released on his official YouTube channel, where the film is also set to release soon! Featuring Neelesh Misra and Ketaki KulkarniDirected by Neelesh MisraFeaturing Neelesh Misra and Ketaki KulkarniDirected by Neelesh MisraWritten by Anulata Raj NairExecutive Producer: Saumya TandonDOP: Abhishek VermaProduction Designer: Manu Upadhyay1st AD: Ritam NandyLine Producer: Satish MishraDrone Pilot: Mohammad SalmanProduced by Gaon ConnectionKOOD is the first part of Slow Talkies, a series of short films.The second film in the series is Last Batsman, directed by Ritam Nandy.Teaser edited by Bhuvan SinghMusic by Anuj BhattInviting creative colleagues, investors and brands to collaborate with us on this and our upcoming films.
सुनिए शिव वंदना फ़ारसी में — एक ऐसी अद्भुत स्तुति, जहाँ सदियों पुरानी एक कथा में कश्मीर की रात, शालीमार बाग़ की ख़ामोशी और महादेव का दिव्य दर्शन एक साथ जीवित हो उठते हैं। एक फ़ारसी कवि की आँखों से देखे गए शिव, और शब्दों में ढली वह अनुभूति, जो धर्म की सीमाओं से परे जाकर सिर्फ भक्ति बन जाती है।
सुनिए शिव वंदना फ़ारसी में — एक ऐसी अद्भुत स्तुति, जहाँ सदियों पुरानी एक कथा में कश्मीर की रात, शालीमार बाग़ की ख़ामोशी और महादेव का दिव्य दर्शन एक साथ जीवित हो उठते हैं। एक फ़ारसी कवि की आँखों से देखे गए शिव, और शब्दों में ढली वह अनुभूति, जो धर्म की सीमाओं से परे जाकर सिर्फ भक्ति बन जाती है।