Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Assamese Short Film 'Ansuni Chinkhe' Wins Accolades in Chennai
A short film called "Ansuni Chinkhe" made by a police officer in India, Dr. Mahanta, is winning awards!
The film tells a heartfelt story and has been recognized at several film festivals, including one in Chennai and the Cannes Film Festival.
The director's experiences influence his work, making it a story that everyone can connect with, especially those in Assam.
This film shows how stories can be told in local languages and still be understood around the world.
"Ansuni Chinkhe" received the Best Asian Short Film Award at the Kollywood International Film Festival in Chennai.
Dr. Parthasarathi Mahanta, Guwahati Commissioner of Police, directed the film.
The film was co-produced by Mina Mahanta and Indrani Baruah.
The film was screened at Marché du Film at the Cannes Film Festival.
"Ansuni Chinkhe" previously won awards at the Indian Independent Film Festival, Jaipur International Film Festival, and Delhi Short Film Festival.
- Who
- Dr. Parthasarathi Mahanta, the Guwahati Commissioner of Police, directed "Ansuni Chinkhe".
- What
- The Assamese short film "Ansuni Chinkhe" has won multiple awards at international film festivals.
- When
- The film recently received an award at the Kollywood International Film Festival in Chennai.
- Where
- The film has been recognized at the Cannes Film Festival, Kollywood International Film Festival in Chennai, and others.
- Why
- The film's success highlights how regional stories can find a global audience.
- Film Title
- Ansuni Chinkhe (Unheard Whispers)
- Director
- Dr. Parthasarathi Mahanta
- Police Position
- Guwahati Commissioner
- Awards Won
- Best Asian Short Film Award, Best Short Film Award (various festivals)
- Co-producers
- Mina Mahanta, Indrani Baruah
