Hemant Singh Directorial Wasabi - Not A Fairy Tale, Trailer Is Out

Hema Films, a film production company based in Tokyo, has released the official trailer for the first full-length film "Wasabi – not a fairy tale" by Indian-born film director Hemant Singh.

"Wasabi – not a fairy tale" tells the story of the protagonist Kano (played by Julian Koike) a victim of bullying due to a scar on her face. However, her life takes an extraordinary twist when she uncovers her hidden talents, revealing her remarkable intelligence and untapped potential. Prepare to be swept away by the unexpected events that shape Kano's journey.

The movie offers the raw and real struggles of those who are bullied, and it does not shy away from portraying the harsh reality of the impact of bullying on a person's psyche. It emphasizes how bullying can become a traumatic experience that lingers, easily triggered even in seemingly unrelated situations. Through its narrative, the story highlights the vulnerability of individuals who have been bullied and how it can shape their thoughts and actions and may lead to destructive consequences not just for themselves, but to the world around them.

At the heart of this film lies a profound exploration of kindness, compassion, and forgiveness. "Wasabi – not a fairy tale" vividly portrays the immense power of both hate and kindness in shaping the lives of individuals. This acts as a reminder that each person can have both love and hate. Amidst this duality, the film emphasizes the irreplaceable importance of kindness, serving as a poignant reminder that it is an essential virtue for all of us.

The film demonstrates the profound impact of both hate and kindness on individuals, underscoring their presence within each person. Every individual possesses the capacity for both love and hate, emphasizing the essentiality of kindness for all.