In the animated short film Baat Wahi Hai, Indian filmmaker Nina Sabnani collaborates with Rajasthani artists to explore storytelling through vibrant animation inspired by 'kaavad' art. The film presents two conflicting tales of Shravan Kumara from Hindu mythology, illustrating the enduring significance and evolving interpretations of these stories. By intertwining traditional narratives with contemporary artistry, the film offers viewers a rich visual experience while reminding us how stories often acquire new meanings throughout history.
The lush storytelling animated short film features two traditional Indian storytellers who provide their unique interpretations of a millennia-old Hindu myth, highlighting storytelling layers.
Nina Sabnani and her team pull from the rich tradition of Rajasthani 'kaavad', using its vibrant visuals to share stories that change over time.
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