Archive · 26 Sep 2025
The Silent Epidemic wins National Film Award
The movie "The Silent Epidemic" has won an award!
It was named the best non-fiction film that helps people and the environment.
The film was made by Akshat Gupta and produced by Sarika Panda Bhatt and Jitendra Mishra, with help from Raahgiri Foundation.
The movie is about the serious problem of road accidents in India.
The people behind the film want to show that road crashes are more than just numbers, and they hope it inspires people to make roads safer.
"The Silent Epidemic" won Best Non-Feature Film.
The film was awarded at the 71st National Film Awards.
The film was presented by Raahgiri Foundation and Cinema4Good.
Akshat Gupta directed the film.
The film focuses on the impact of road crashes in India.
- Who
- The Silent Epidemic's creators and the Raahgiri Foundation.
- What
- Won the Best Non-Feature Film award.
- When
- At the 71st National Film Awards.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To promote social and environmental values.
- Award
- Best Non-Feature Film Promoting Social and Environmental Values
- Event
- 71st National Film Awards
- Film Title
- The Silent Epidemic
- Focus
- Impact of road crashes in India
- Director
- Akshat Gupta
- Producer
- Sarika Panda Bhatt & Jitendra Mishra
- Presented By
- Raahgiri Foundation and Cinema4Good