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Assamese filmmaker Rima Das to be honoured with Global Icon Award

Rima Das

Rima Das. Image credit - Facebook @das.rima.7

Noted Assamese filmmaker Rima Das will be honoured with ‘Global Icon Award’ at the Prag Cine Awards this year.

Village Rockstars’ fame filmmaker Rima Das’ film ‘Bulbul Can Sing’ has also been nominated for different categories in the 10th edition of the Prag Cine Awards this year.

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This year, ‘Bulbul Can Sing’ has been nominated for the categories – Screenplay, Cinematography, Best Director, Best Film, Best Actress (Arnali Das), Best Actor  (Manoranjan Das).

Also read: Assam filmmaker Rima Das dazzles at various events in Cannes

Informing about the nomination and the award, filmmaker on her Facebook page stated: “We’re back at Prag Cine Awards third time in a row with our third #BulbulCanSing. Happy to be receiving the Global Icon Award. Fingers crossed for nominations in the different categories – Screenplay, Cinematography, Best Director, Best Film, Best Actress-Arnali Das, Best Actor – Manoranjan Das.Many thanks to the organizers.”

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‘Bulbul Can Sing’ is about a teenage girl who lives in a village in Assam.

Also read: Assam: Filmmaker Rima Das’s Bulbul Can Sing gets special mention at Berlinale

The girl, who falls in love, is on the verge of discovering her teen life, but unfortunately due to a tragedy striking her best friend, she finds questioning herself and her love life.

She recently made the state proud again by her gracious representation at the Cannes film festival this year.

Rima Das made her appearance as a panelist at the ‘India Pavilion’ of the Cannes film festival.

The event was organized by the ministry of information and broadcasting, Government of India and inaugurated by the ministry’s secretary Amit Khare.

She gave her views on how to make regional films reach the global audience which was one of the main topics discussed at the ‘India Pavilion’.

This year, the filmmaker also joined Toronto International Film Festival’s ‘Share Her Journey’ as its official ambassador.

 

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