“Lachit The Warrior,” an animation film written and directed by Parthasarathi Mahanta, continues to garner accolades, adding two more prestigious awards to its repertoire. The film, which depicts the life of the great Assamese Military General, has been recognized as the Best Animation Film at both the Edison International Film Festival in Chennai and the Mokkho International Film Festival in Puducherry.
Acknowledgement Received by “Lachit The Warrior” Animation Film
The film, produced by Mina Mahanta and Indrani Baruah, has been praised for its portrayal of the legendary Assamese figure, Lachit Borphukan, known for his pivotal role in the history of Assam.
The announcement of “Lachit The Warrior” receiving the Best Animation Film Award at the Edison International Film Festival highlights the film’s excellence in the realm of animation. The festival, held in Chennai, is renowned for showcasing outstanding cinematic creations from around the world.
Similarly, the film has earned the same prestigious accolade at the Mokkho International Film Festival in Puducherry, further cementing its status as a standout animated production. The festival in Puducherry attracts filmmakers, artists, and enthusiasts, providing a platform for the recognition of exceptional cinematic works.
The narration for “Lachit The Warrior” is skillfully delivered by Dr. Amarjyoti Choudhury, contributing to the immersive storytelling experience. The musical composition, credited to Rupam Talukdar, adds a layer of emotional depth to the narrative. Anupam Mahanta serves as the creative director, while Hrishikesh Bora handles the storyboarding and illustration. The visual effects (VFX) for the film are masterfully executed by Ratul Dutta.
The film’s success at these international film festivals underscores not only the technical prowess and artistic merit of the production team but also the cultural significance of bringing Assamese history and heritage to a global audience through animation.
“Lachit The Warrior” stands as a testament to the growing recognition of regional cinema on the international stage and the power of storytelling to transcend geographical boundaries. The film’s ability to captivate audiences and earn prestigious awards reflects a broader trend of diverse narratives finding appreciation in the world of cinema.
As the animation film continues to gather acclaim, it not only celebrates the legacy of Lachit Borphukan but also contributes to the promotion of Assamese culture and history on the global cinematic landscape.
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