Asha's 'Wish' (2023)
Asha, the main character, is a biracial woman who discovers the power of magic wishing dust.
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Rajesh, a boy living in a slum in Bangalore who wants to make a film. He doesn’t have a camera; he builds a camera using a cardboard box and a magnifying glass. He then sets out with his friend, Prashant, searching for an idea for his film. Then, when they find that one of their friend’s chickens is missing, they decide to make a detective film about searching for the chicken.
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Rajesh, a boy living in a slum in Bangalore who wants to make a film. He doesn’t have a camera; he builds a camera using a cardboard box and a magnifying glass. He then sets out with his friend, Prashant, searching for an idea for his film. Then, when they find that one of their friend’s chickens is missing, they decide to make a detective film about searching for the chicken.
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