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Prashna (Film)
Directed bySantosh Ram
Written bySantosh Ram
Produced byGanesh Sanap
StarringAnjali Jadhav ,
Ganesh Jadhav
CinematographyArjun Balakrishnan
Edited byPravin Anarse
Distributed byDips Production
Release date
  • 2020 (2020)
Running time
24 minutes
LanguageMarathi

Prashna (Marathi: प्रश्न; translation: Question) is a 2020 Indian Marathi-language short film directed by Santosh Ram..[1] . The film focuses on the lives of sugarcane cutters in rural India and the educational challenges faced by their children. It explores these issues through the lens of a young woman’s determination to overcome barriers and ensure her son’s education, while also seeking her own personal growth.

Plot

"Prashna" [2] revolves around Ganga and her husband Rajkumar, who work as seasonal sugarcane-cutting laborers. Their work requires frequent migration, forcing their 10-year-old son, Ganesh, to accompany them, as there is no one to care for him at home. This disrupts Ganesh’s education, causing him to miss six months of school every year. Despite having only a third-grade education, Ganga is determined to ensure her son’s education continues uninterrupted. She also takes this opportunity to further her own learning. The film highlights her journey as she navigates these obstacles and seeks answers to her questions[3]


Awards

No Award Festival Name Year Notes
1 Best Short Fiction Film Special Mention [4] 14th SiGNS Film Festival 2021 Won
2 Best Film 6th Bengal International Short Film Festival[5] 2021 Won
3 The Iris Award Special Mention (Writing)[6] UNICEF Innocenti Film Festival Florence, Italy. 2021 Won
4 Special Jury Mention Award[7] 9th Smita Patil Documentary and Short Film Festival 2021 Won
5 Diploma of the international competition of short feature films “For the development of education in remote areas” 9th Zero Plus International Film Festival in the city of Tyumen (Russia) 2022 Won

Official Selection Festivals

1) Shortlisted For Filmfare Awards 2020[8]

2) 3rd Vintage International Film Festival 2020.[9]

3) 22nd Madurai Short and Documentary Film Festival 2020[10]

4) The 13Th Edition Of International Documentary And Short Film Festival Of Kerala(IDSFFK) 2021

5) UNICEF Innocenti Film Festival 2021 Florence, Italy .[11]

See also


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