ROCKETRY - THE NAMBI EFFECT

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ROCKETRY - THE NAMBI EFFECT

By R MADHAVAN

Drama - Completed 2022

A rocket scientist is caught in a spy scandal. What happens next will put back India by 20 years in the space exploration race

- Year of production
- 2022
- Genres
- Drama, First film, Biography
- Countries
- INDIA, GEORGIA, SERBIA, CANADA
- Languages
- ENGLISH, HINDI, TAMIL, FRENCH
- Budget
- 0.6 - 1 M$
- Duration
- 155 mn
- Director(s)
- R MADHAVAN
- Writer(s)
- R MADHAVAN
- Cast
- R MADHAVAN, Simran BAGGA, Ron DONACHIE, Phyllis LOGAN, Vincent RIOTTA, Rajat KAPUR, Sriram PARTHASARATHY
- Producer(s)
- Sarita MADHAVAN (Rocketry Entertainment LLP), Varghese MOOLAN (Rocketry Entertainment LLP), Vijay MOOLAN (Rocketry Entertainment LLP)
- Synopsis
- The people, who should be recognized and celebrated, for their selfless contribution to society and the nation, are usually the people who shy away from the limelight, who, would rather stay anonymous, least it gets in the way of their work. It is because they strive, persevere, accomplish more with less, without complaining, without wailing for attention, that they become the focus of our ire. They become vulnerable to our worst instincts. How can such goodness, selflessness, honesty and patriotism exist without flaws? There must be a catch, something wrong somewhere ...
  
  Rocketry – The Nambi Effect, is a retelling of Nambi Narayananʼs life story, as it unravels in an interview by the celebrated superstar and Badshah of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan (In English and Hindi) and one of the most loved and admired South Indian superstar Suriya Sivakumar (in Tamil) on a TV program. Like many great minds, Nambi is also deeply flawed. His genius and obsession, earning him enemies and detractors, thus making him a compelling modern day protagonist.
  
  Beyond serving as a treatise for the vindication of quiet achievers in society, this film also challenges the audience to take up the responsibility of recognizing and celebrating these special contributors, whether it be a Nambi Narayanan or a teacher educating poor kids, soldiers at the border, doctors serving in remote villages, or volunteers helping the needy. It also raises a powerful question – Why arenʼt we standing up collectively to defend our innocent, powerless yet great minds against the hegemony of the powers that be? For every Nambi, there are a thousand more quiet achievers fighting for justice.
  
  Their stories need to be heard. It starts with Nambi... heʼs just the beginning...