The director's inspiration comes from the Bulgarian film Life Talk, which revolves around the story of "falling". Acrobat Roy fell off his horse during the performance and was taken to the hospital. He met Alexander, and a little girl broke her arm while picking oranges. Roy was paralyzed in bed, showing no signs of cure, only the courage to commit suicide. He used strange stories to trick the girl Alexander into stealing morphine for her, so as to achieve the purpose of suicide. Alexander, on the other hand, fell from a height again when stealing medicine, which aggravated the injury and completely fell into the fantasy imagination of the story. Roy had to give this dying story a happy ending, so that the girl's imaginary hero could be reborn after death.

Falling is the second feature film made by Indian director Tashim Singh after his debut novel "The cell". The location is spread all over more than 20 countries. Beautiful picture composition and dignified colors are like solid colors, vast blue sky and golden desert, exotic tropical rain forests and temples with different styles, the hurried streets and sacrificial dances of indigenous people, the fleeting Elephant Trunk Mountain in Guilin and the lively market in China, which are half secular life and half the faces of angels who forget time. Tassim Singh is famous for his attention to detail. The spectacular exterior location did not use computer special effects, and the strong visual effect produced by color and composition was one of the reasons why he won praise.

The success of this film is largely attributed to the little actor Katinka Andrew, or the girl Alexander who saved this boring film. Her agility and childishness are the bright colors of a long dream story. Because she has just learned English, she often can't express herself or even understand what the other party is saying. During the conversation, her eyes were completely immersed in the story, rather than deliberately performing. The existence of a photographer is more like a recorder played by family members. The integration of feelings makes the shooting process like a family gathering, and even if you watch it at close range, you will not be nervous and shy.