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Natkhat starring Vidya Balan is one of the Indian films that are in the race for Oscar 2021 in the Best Short Film (Live Action) Category. Along with leading the film, Vidya also marked her debut as a producer with this short film.
Directed by Shaan Vyas, the 33-minute long film premiered at Tribeca s We Are One: A Global Film Festival. The makers of Natkhat are also excited to be in the race to represent India at the Oscars. RSVP took to their Twitter handle and wrote, We made #Natkhat “to reach every corner of the earth and tell the world that change begins at home.” Elated to be in the race for the Oscars 2021 short film category! (sic).
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Saving Chintu is in the race to grab an Oscar in 2021
by Filmfare | January 8, 2021, 18:42 IST
India is slowly moving in the right direction when it comes to the LGBTQIA community, however still there is a long way to go till one can rest. Several problems are faced by queer folks in India today and there is no denying that, be it the struggle to come out to their families or have the right to marry who they love. Tushar Tyagi has made a film on this issue itself called Saving Chintu and the good news is that the film is in the race to win an Oscar this year under the Live Action Short category.
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‘This film is my love letter to the end of hatred’
But the childhood and the young adult and the young adult and the childhood are intrinsically linked by the sexuality, but also the emotions.
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Sayani Gupta, Deepa Mehta and Bani J at I View Human Rights Film Festival opening (December 10) DLF Cyberhub, Gurugram By Express News Service
Parents in Sri Lanka, in India, the world over. when they see their child being queer, still say, ‘oh he’s just being creative’, instead of addressing an issue. But the childhood and the young adult and the young adult and the childhood are intrinsically linked by the sexuality, but also the emotions.