A medicinal herb that grows beyond the blue mountain and this is the only thing that can save Paro’s life. The struggle of a brother for his sister is all about the movie ‘Neel Parbat Ke Paar (Beyond the Blue Mountain).
The movie was screened under the regular film screenings at Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum ‘Ullas’. Ullas is organized evey Thursday wherein the adventurous and all geners of children movies are screened.
Here on Thursday, the love and warmth of a borther-sister relationship was showcased through the movie Neel Parbat Ke Paar. Directed by Vivek Anand, it is a quest of a brother for his ailing sister. The film also stars Nasseruddin Shah. The movie was released in year 2002 and was produced by Children Film Society of India (CFSI).
Devraj is a young boy living in the foothills of a mountain. His sister Paro falls ill and the only thing that can save her is a herb that grows beyond the blue mountain. Devraj readies to under take the perilous journey. Guided by the guardian spirit of his loving father who had died in an accident, the boy with his grandfather defies the odds and treacherous terrains to save the life of his sister.
Vivek Anand, a bachelor in History, studied films at the Polytechnic of Central london, UK in 1976. He has since been a cameraman, co-producer and co-director for many films, TV series and shows. ‘Neel Parbat Ke Paar’ for CFSI is his debut film.