Filmmaker Dr Bobby Sarma Baruah’s Assamese feature film ‘Rador Pakhi’ (Morning Sunshine) has won the Jury Special Mention — Super Mama Award at the International Film Festival Made by Women in Moscow.
The film was officially selected in the Competition Section of the festival, held in the Russian capital from July 8 to 12. Inspired by the real-life story of writer Sarmistha Pritam, Rador Pakhi follows the life of Jyoti, an aspiring writer from Assam who is diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy at a young age. Despite severe physical challenges, Jyoti’s determination to live independently and pursue her literary aspirations forms the emotional core of the film.
Expressing her happiness over the recognition, director Dr Bobby Sarma Baruah described the honour as a proud moment for the entire team. “This journey became even more meaningful as our film received the Jury Special Mention – Super Mama Award. Receiving this recognition on an international platform is truly an honour and a proud moment for our entire team,” she said.
Dr Baruah dedicated the award to the cast and crew, acknowledging their commitment in bringing the story to life.
“This recognition belongs to every member of our incredible cast and crew, whose passion and hard work made this film possible. I also thank our friends, well-wishers and everyone who believed in us. Your love, prayers and constant support have made this journey possible,” she said. The director added that the latest honour would inspire the team to continue creating meaningful cinema capable of resonating with audiences across cultures and geographical boundaries.
Assamese film ‘Rador Pakhi’ wins Jury Special Mention at Moscow film festival
