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Jharkhand Film 'Angen' Bags National Award
19 Jul
Summary
- 'Angen' director Ravi Raj Murmu received a National Award.
- The Santali film won the Best Debut Film Award at 72nd National Awards.
- The award celebrates Jharkhand's rich indigenous art and cinema.
Ravi Raj Murmu, director of the Santali film 'Angen', was honored with a National Award for Best Debut Film at the 72nd National Film Awards. This significant achievement was celebrated by Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren.
Soren extended his congratulations, stating that the award reflects the immense creative talent emerging from Jharkhand. He emphasized that this recognition reinforces the state's evolving identity as a vibrant center for indigenous art, culture, and cinema.
The Chief Minister further noted that 'Angen' successfully showcased the richness of the Santali language, culture, and storytelling on a national stage. He expressed confidence that Murmu's success will inspire young filmmakers and artists in Jharkhand.
Soren wished Murmu continued success, hoping he would bring further accolades to Jharkhand and India through his contributions to cinema. The achievement underscores the growing prominence of regional and indigenous cinema.
