

A man dies, respawns, roasts Death to his face. Hindu mythology meets Groundhog Day with puppets.
A hero stuck in an ancient cycle of death and rebirth unknowingly cheats his destiny.
Practical Effects
Handcrafted puppets with more personality than most live-action leads.
Writing
Snappy Sanskrit-infused dialogue that weaponizes philosophy for comedy.
Direction
Miheel Parmar packs an epic cycle into five flawless minutes.

Director
Miheel Parmar
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The title references 'Amar' (immortal) and plays on the Hindu concept of samsara, but treats moksha like a video game achievement.
Director Miheel Parmar reportedly animated this during festival downtime, proving the best ideas come from 'I'll just quickly make something weird.'
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