‘Santosh’, Oscar-shortlisted film, to release in India on THIS date
The Hindi drama 'Santosh', shortlisted for the Oscars 2025, will soon release in India. Directed by Sandhya Suri, it explores corruption and social issues in rural India.
The film will inspire youths to stay in their villages and work for their communities.
Moti Bagh, a documentary film based on the struggle of a farmer in a remote Himalayan village, has been nominated for the Oscars, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat said on Tuesday.
The chief minister congratulated the director, Nirmal Chander Dandriyal, and said the film is based on the life of Vidyadutt, a farmer living in the state’s Pauri Garhwal region.
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The film, Rawat said, will inspire youths to stay in their villages and work for their communities. “It will help stop migrations from remote areas,” he said.
The chief minister appealed to young farmers to play a role in preventing migration and said they should take advantage of schemes launched by the state government.
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