A teenager named Sculman searches for his individuality and career path. He discusses his journey of self-discovery with friends and family. Through these conversations, exploring the meaning of his name, and taking up singing lessons, Sculman finds his true calling is in music. He gains confidence in his singing ability and eventually performs at a concert, realizing his dream of a career in singing.

1. Film: Big Day
Plot: A teenager in a liberal country (United States) searches for his
individuality and career. He starts his journey by finding meanings of his own
name (Sculman). He discusses his search with his friends and family
members. At last, he finds his real self and chooses singing as a profession.
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2. Scene-1
Sunny calls Sculman and
informs about new movie
(Sultan) of actor Salman
Khan. He is looking great in
the movie. I am sending the
promo of movie, she says.
Okay thanks, Sculman
replies. See you in the
campus. Okay bye take care,
Sunny says.
Mountain View
Sunny

3. Scene-2
Sculman at an email kiosk in
college campus is using the
internet. He finds a
presentation on his name.
After viewing, he becomes
perplexed to see that his
namesake like Salman Khan
and Salman Rushdie are
celebrities in the world. He
takes sip of water and leaves
the kiosk.
Mountain View
Sculman

4. Scene-3
Sunny meets Sculman and
complains that he is very
selfish. Today is my birthday,
she says. Oh, I am sorry. Happy
birthday to you. Let’s celebrate
it, Sculman says. It’s okay, in
the evening there is a small
party at my home. Don’t forget
to come, she reminds him.
Now I have to attend a class. So
see you in the evening, Sunny
leaves. Sculman says, I will be
there. He plans to buy a gift for
her.
Mountain View

5. Scene-4
After the lecture, Sculman meets
with Professor George in his
chamber and asks about the
importance of name. Professor
says that names stand for
individuality. Think about your
name. That was name of a king
and prophet but you add another
name to establish your unique
identity. Names carry great value
but you have to be character-
worthy in life. Sculman thanks the
professor and wants to take leave.
Before going, remember. Don’t
spoil your health with causal
eating and drinking, Professor
forbids.
Mountain View
Prof. George

6. Scene-5
At the balcony of his house in
Mountain View on Sunday, Sculman
is with Sunny who reads out some
lines of “Sir Nameless”. Deeds are
important than big or small names,
Sunny firmly states by putting aside
the booklet. But name keeping helps
fostering individuality in life, Sculman
replies. What is your favorite name?,
she inquires. Sculman says Sunny.
You are kidding, she replies. No, I am
telling the truth, he says. Sorry for
calling you selfish on birthday, Sunny
says. No problem, Sculman replies.
Mountain View

7. Scene 6
In drawing room, Sculman is sitting
with his parents. How are you
doing?, mother asks. We are
studying forgetting and memory in
Psychology, Sculman replies
politely. But are you understanding
the concepts, father pokes in.
Seeing is remembering whereas
experiencing is understanding,
Sculman replies. But peple say that
seeing is believing, mother
interrupts. You are right but
viewing helps in memorizing,
Sculman says. Okay get haircut,
mother suggests. A new haircut,
Sculman playfully inquires.
Mountain View

8. Scene-7
After leaving of Sculman
from the home, mother talks
to husband that there is no
communication gap. It’s
because of me, husband
proudly says. It’s because he
is our only son, wife asserts.
I am just joking, let us make
love, husband suggests to
wife. Oh, you remain ready
all the time, wife taunts.
Mountain View

9. Scene-8
Sculman reaches in a music
academy at Sunnyvale. He
meets with the teacher
(Neeli) who gives a new
lesson on playing long flute.
Sculman shares a piece of
poetry and requests her to
compose a melody for the
song. Neeli promises to
compose one for him.
Sculman practices the flute.
Sunnyvale
Neeli

10. Scene-9
In the drawing room,
Sculman is watching a TV
show with his parents.
Donald Trump states that
there is a solution and way
to every problem. Youth is
great asset of America and
they should act as role
model for the world.
Mother says, it’s a brilliant
speech first time by Donald.
I agree, father affirms.
Mountain View

11. Scene-10
Sunny and Sculman meet in a
park. They are enjoying Walls ice
cream. Sculman hums a popular
symphony of Yanni, Rain Maker.
Why don’t you seriously take
singing as a career?, Sunny
suggests. Really, will it work?,
Sculman asks. Yes together we can
make it happen, Sunny asserts.
But you want to become a
sociologist, Sculman says. My
dream will come true, you don’t
worry, Sunny replies. They buy
burgers for themselves.
Mountain View

12. Scene-11
Professor George enters into
the hall where Sculman is
practicing his song to be
presented later on in a
college function. After a
while, Professor comes near
the stage and appreciates
singing ability of Sculman
and leaves the hall.
You will be able to get
sponsor for your first album
in the function, Sunny says to
Sculman.
Mountain View

13. Scene-12
A stadium is full of youth,
banners and lights. Posters along
Main Street displaying Sculman
as a Sunnyvale Singing Icon.
Parents of Sculman and Sunny
are also present at the concert.
Backstage, Neeli and Sunny are
with Sculman. Amid whistling,
Sculman appears on the
decorated stage and start
singing a song. Everybody rocks
with the performance.
Sunny Vale

14. Key Credits
Sajid Imtiaz: Expert Communications
CDKN, Honorary Member Pakistan Society
of Criminology
Feedback: sajedimtiaz@hotmail.com
Note: Purpose of film script is not to
defame any person or institution. Story
can be enhanced to 70-80 minutes.
Writer is committed to donate 5%
income from produced-film for
establishment of the Takschschilla
University.
Characters
Sculman: 18 years old living in Mountain
View, Student of Psychology
Sunny: Friend of Sculman, 18 years,
Student of Sociology
George: Asstt Professor of Psychology, 55
years
Neeli: Music Instructor, 40 years
Proposed cast is requested to produce
the film.