Gattu Reviews

There are times when the film feel more stretched than it should have been, and that shouldnt have been such a task given its tight run-time of 80 minutes.

Gattu, directed by Rajan Khosa, is an effortlessly charming, bittersweet film about a little boy obsessed with kite-flyingThe film does become a little far-fetched as Gattu, an illiterate, continues to fool his teachers and spins…

Produced by the Children's Film Society of India, Gattu won a special mention at the Berlin International Film Festival in February this year.

Gattu, directed by Rajan Khosa, is an optimistic and uplifting tale of an orphaned street kid and the one great passion that keeps his spirit alive even in the bleakest of times.Produced by the Childrens Film Society of India…

Gattu is charming film, starring an equally charming protagonist whose obsession is flying kites.Backed by the Childrens Film Society of India, Gattu aims, very subtly, at bringing to the fore the rough life Indias…

The film runs for 82 minutes and the pace doesn’t flag even for a single minute. The other children in the film have small insubstantial roles; Gattu carries the film on his slender shoulders alone.

Director Rajan Khosa has intelligently made a children’s film (which has been applauded in the festival circuit) that truly crosses all age barriers.