Kramasha (To Be Continued, 2007) is a short experimental film directed by Amit Dutta.
[2] Kramasha takes place in a small Indian village during the early morning hours.
The film begins with a scene of a sleeping family inside their house, with the young boy dozing off next to the window.
In a state of sleep and wakefulness, the boy experiences a journey that blurs the boundaries between reality and fantasy.
[3][2] A film critic named Jonathan Rosenbaum described Kramasha as "a dazzling virtuos piece of mise en scene in 35 millimetre, full of uncanny imagery about the way the narrator imagines the past of his village and his family.