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Global Indianstory Art & CulturePrarthana Goswami: Bagged five international awards for her short film The Wait
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Prarthana Goswami: Bagged five international awards for her short film The Wait

Written by: Suruchi Kapur-Gomes

Prarthana Goswami, from Tezpur, bagged five international awards for her short film The Wait, her directorial debut. The Assamese short film was selected for the 16th Tasveer South Asian Film Festival, 8th Goa short film festival, etc, and has been selected in an Oscar Qualifying Festival as well.

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Published on 21, Dec 2021

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