Radio has been a permanent and very important part of my life since childhood. My father and his late brother work for All India Radio, and my mother was a casual (temporary) announcer (RJ) there for a short period of time. Every time we moved to a different place, my father was provided with a new radio set, which kept on upgrading in technical aspects with the passing years, but the routine we had as a family with the radio never changed. For my family, we feel connected by radio and several programs it has. People these days have forgotten about radio, or All India Radio, but for us it is still there at our home, and we still live in that Akashvani ke zamane mein. So the aim was to use some element of radio that might connect all of us and bring smiles to our faces. So the goal was to make a film that brings back the old memories but at the same time does not mention that radio is an outdated source of entertainment, and the challenge was to do all of this in one minute.