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Marathi Film 'Tighee' Wins Big at NYIFF
10 Jun
Summary
- Marathi film Tighee secured Best Screenplay at NYIFF.
- The film explores womanhood, relationships, and resilience.
- Audience connection affirmed the film's universal themes.
Marathi cinema has achieved a significant milestone as the film Tighee clinched the Best Screenplay award at the recent New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF). Writers Nikhil Mahajan and Prajakta Deshmukh were honored for their compelling narrative.
The film, celebrated for its exploration of womanhood, intricate relationships, and the journey of self-discovery, centers on a complex mother-daughter dynamic. Its themes of resilience resonated deeply with audiences.
Director Jeejivisha Kale and actor-producer Nehha Pendse represented Tighee at the festival. They engaged with attendees during a post-screening Q&A, discussing the film's creative process and its universal appeal.
Kale expressed encouragement from the global audience's connection to the characters' journeys, stating that honest stories transcend borders. Pendse highlighted the enriching post-screening conversations and the pride in showcasing Marathi cinema on an international stage. Producer Shradul Singh Bayas noted the film's capacity to connect with viewers beyond India.
