Synopsis
An ode to Ritwik Ghatak, Ujantali discovers the loss one feels in being removed from their homeland. The young girl who made a painstaking journey to India from Bangladesh when she was a little girl finds that her soul still belongs to her native soil. Reminiscent of her childhood memories, she is eager to relive the same memories when she resteps into her country. But would she experience that familiar fragrance again that she did when she was little?
The Critic's Corner
Saumya Gupta
Good work by director......
Outstanding short film
2 years ago
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