PAHADA RA LUHA ODIA MOVIE MOVIE

Sabyasachi Mohapatra has won International Jury Award and Sambhabana Oriya Cinema Award. The film Sala Budha shows the classic elements of the rural community. He wished to portray the unique tradition, culture and folk arts of the village. He has won the prestigious National Film Awards for two consecutive years for his films AADIM VICHAR (The Ancient Justice) and PAHADA RA LUHA (Tears of the Mountain).

PAHADA RA LUHA ODIA MOVIE MOVIE

The movie is a tribute by Sabyasachi to senior citizens in Odisha. Awarded with more than 40 different national and international awards, Sabyasachi Mohapatra is internationally known as the finest and most influential filmmaker of Odia cinema. The story is of the 20th century and is about Maharaja Biramitradaya Singhdeo and his few peasants. Showcasing the life of the Paraja Tribes of Koraput district in Odisha, the movie speaks about the outcomes of industrialisation and the resultant displacement. It was a story based on when Singhdeo ruled the state of Sonepur. Film-maker Sabyasachi MohapatraвЂ™s Odia movie вЂPahada ra LuhaвЂ™ (Tears of Mountain) was declared the best Odia film in regional category at the 63rd National Film Awards on Monday. The movie is best known for its national award for Best Feature. He always wanted to direct another motion picture in Sambalpuri and he was happy that it finally happened. Pahada Ra Luha is a 2015 Indian regional Odiya language movie directed by Sabyasachi Mohapatra. He wanted to make another film in Sambalpuri, the first one being Bhukha. The movie set was on the western part of the state. After around 25 years, he directed a movie on the rural background and this was based on a novel written by his father. In 2007, Jai Jagannatha, a film written and directed by Sabyasachi was released not just in Odia but 15 other Indian languages. He has also written some of his movies like Bahudibe Mo Jaga Balia, Jai Jagannatha, Bou and Pahada Ra Luha.

Sabyasachi's movies as a director are Bhukha, Bahudibe Mo Jaga Balia, Bou (1998), Sabu Mayare Naya, (2007), Jhili, Adim Vichar (2014), Sala Budha (2012) and Pahara Ra Luha (2016). He is even a film writer he has written few movies too.

Then later, he directed as well as produced some movies. At the Gijon Film Festival, the film Bhukha, won International Jury award. His first movie as a director was Bhukha, which was in Kosali language. Mohapatra Movie Magic is a production house owned by Sabyasachi. His father, Kapileswar Prasad Mohapatra, was a renowned author and Bishnupriya Mohapatra was his mother. Sabyasachi Mohapatra is a producer, writer, and director in the Odia industry.

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