Overview
- The film had its world premiere in the Generation Kplus competition last week, with the Special Mention announced at Saturday’s ceremony in Berlin.
- Das called the honor “deeply meaningful,” saying she made the film by “listening closely and trusting children.”
- The story centers on a city boy sent to his ancestral village who forms new bonds and finds courage, according to the official logline.
- Bhuman Bhargav Das and Sukanya Boruah lead a cast of largely non‑professional performers, with dialogue in Assamese, Hindi and English.
- Produced by Flying River Films with Akanga Film Asia, the selection marks Das’s third appearance at Berlinale, following earlier recognition for Bulbul Can Sing in 2019.