Chillar Party
This infamous tag is knowingly and unknowingly given to all the kids in India. Someone will casually say 'Chillar Party' to a group of children playing especially noisily. It is mainly used to showcase how little difference the ChillersChillers (change money coins) in our pockets make as they are less valuable, yet, make more noise and are heavy. The movie uses the exact phrase to beat this thinking. A group of children, leaving in a peaceful co-operative, adopt a street dog. But when a cruel politician makes a new rule to capture all street dogs, the children launch a movement against them. The movie has fun elements in it. It charmingly showcases child psychology and innocence. Your kid will enjoy the film with his friends.
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This infamous tag is knowingly and unknowingly given to all the kids in India. Someone will casually say 'Chillar Party' to a group of children playing especially noisily. It is mainly used to showcase how little difference the ChillersChillers (change money coins) in our pockets make as they are less valuable, yet, make more noise and are heavy. The movie uses the exact phrase to beat this thinking. A group of children, leaving in a peaceful co-operative, adopt a street dog. But when a cruel politician makes a new rule to capture all street dogs, the children launch a movement against them. The movie has fun elements in it. It charmingly showcases child psychology and innocence. Your kid will enjoy the film with his friends.