రెండవ హైదరాబాదు చలనచిత్రోత్సవం ఈ నెల 3 నుండి పది వరకూ జరిగిన సంగతి తెలిసిందే. గతంలో కంటే ఎంతో వైభవంగా జరిగిన ఈ చలన చిత్రోత్సవం విజయవంతం కావడం రాబోయే రోజుల్లో తెలుగు ప్రేక్షకులు మరిన్ని ఉత్తమ చలన చిత్రాలు చూడగలిగే అవకాశం వుంది.
ఈ చిత్రోత్సవంలో వరుసగా రెండో సారి అవార్డు గెలుచుకున్న ప్రముఖ నటుడు, రచయిత తనికెళ్ళ భరణి గారికి నవతరంగం ద్వారా అభినందనలు. అలాగే మిగిలిన విజేతలకూ నవతరంగం ద్వారా మా హృదయపూర్వక అభినందనలు.
జనవరి పదవ తేదీన ముగిసిన రెండవ అంతర్జాతీయ చలనచిత్రోత్సవం లో అవార్డులు గెలుచుకున్న విజేతలు వివరాలు:
Non-Fiction (1-45 నిమిషాలు)
ఉత్తమ చలనచిత్రం
Anamika – Rajesh Touchriver
Reaching the unreached…exploring the risky and showing reality in its truest form is what Anamika-The Nameless does on the issue of trafficking of women and children for the purposes of commercial sexual exploitation. Shot in various red light areas with actual testimonies of victims this documentary is a bold attempt to portray the murkier realities of the flesh trade market.
ఉత్తమ దర్శకుడు
Shifting Prophecy-Merajur Rehman Baruah
A film on the struggle of rural Muslim women in particular Sherifa Khanam to fight the sexist rulings of the conventional Jamaat (a group of Islamic male elders who decide on family issues of marriage, dowry, divorce etc) and patriarchal social order in Tamil Nadu.
For the last seven years Merajur Rahman Baruah has been involved in making documentaries and television programmes in various capacities on a plethora of issues ranging from art and sculptures, sexuality, issues on conflict, human rights and communalism to environmental issues. Many of the documentary films he was associated with have received wide appreciation and won many awards.
Non-Fiction (1-15 నిమిషాలు)
ఉత్తమ చలనచిత్రం
‘Juxtapose’ directed by Anindya Deyఉత్తమ దర్శకుడు
Blue Cross-Tanikella Bharani
Fiction(1-45 నిమిషాలు)
ఉత్తమ చలనచిత్రం
‘Ichhe Dana’ directed by Rwita DuttaIchche Dana revolves around two women, one named Dana (Amina Khan) who is Bengali and lives in a plush apartment in Kolkata and Aina (Ananya Kasaravalli), a rustic girl from a different state who worked as a labourer in rural Bengal but was killed by the villagers who labelled her a witch because when she became pregnant, she refused to abort the baby. Dana is a beautiful young girl who has lost her mother while very young and has a rich father who is too steeped in his affluence and his jet setting business to care about what is happening to his only child. Dana is a loner who lives in self-imposed isolation and is alienated from the mainstream so much so that she develops suicidal tendencies. In one such suicide attempt, a young man saves her life and urges her to keep on living, come what may. He nurtured dreams of going to the US and making it big. They have a brief relationship and Dana gets pregnant. But the man is no longer a part of her life by then. The film is an interaction between the live Dana and the dead Aina who suddenly surfaces in Dana’s life when the latter learns that she is pregnant, urging her, arguing with her, persuading her to continue with the pregnancy and become a mother. Will Dana keep the baby and find a new meaning in her life? Or will she, like her dead alter ego Aina, abort the child?
మరిన్ని విశేషాల కొరకు ఇక్కడ చూడండి.ఉత్తమ దర్శకుడు
‘Stones’ directed by Vema Giri
Fiction(1-15 నిమిషాలు)
ఉత్తమ చలనచిత్రం
‘Time Out’ directed by Deepak Rajgor
ఈ సినిమా గురించి మరిన్ని వివరాల కొరకు ఈ చిత్ర దర్శకుడు దీపక్ బ్లాగు ఇక్కడ చదవొచ్చుఉత్తమ దర్శకుడు
‘Voices of Tomorrow’ directed by Pratima Jaidev
జ్యూరీ అవార్డులు
Kachara-JenniferAlphonse
జ్యూరీచే మెచ్చుకోబడ్డ చిత్రాలు
పచ్చబొట్టు-లతా మోహన్
24 Times 7 – T Varghese
వెంకట్ నవతరంగం 
అతిథి 
మహేశ్ కుమార్ K 
జోశ్యుల సూర్యప్రకాశ్ 
సౌమ్య V B
Deepak Rajgor says:
Dear Navatarangam team,
I was referred to your amazing site by my friend who googled this link. I want to thank the writer of this for linking it to my blog site.
It never ceases to amuse me that there are many Telugu people who are interested in good cinema. Thank you so much. Hope many amongst you spend the new year with family and friends and add quality time to your life is prayer of
yours sincerely
Deepak Rajgor
వెంకట్ says:
Deepak,
congratulations on winning the ‘best film award’ for your film timeout.
Please do let me know your mail-id, we can discuss about your film.
Mail me at navatarangam@gmail.com
మంజుల says:
Congrats Deepak! Where can we watch the film?
Thanks
Manjula
Deepak Rajgor says:
To,
Navatarangam team and Manjula,
Thanks for comments. My email id is deepakrajgor@gmail.com. Hey I still don’t know how you guys got to the link of blog but we can keep in touch with email and if in Hyderabad meet. I don’t know Navataragam author hence kindly mail me. Manjula, this film also goes to VIBGYOR festival at Tirussur Kerala and 13th National awards by NCERT or you can catch it at Plutoutsav at Pune, @ FTII road if you’re in Maharastra. These are only locations for India rest are in succeding months of March where it screens at Sweden, Tulsa USA , and Toronto , Canada. This film may come to net too in march 23rd or later. But if in hyd, i shall have screening to inform. Thanks to you all
మంజుల says:
I live close to San Francisco in US. If you are screening it here, please let me know. We have a South Asian Film Festival every November. You can probably contact a group called 3rd i, if you havent already done so. They organize screening of Indian independent films here in San Francisco Bay Area. Their website is http://www.thirdi.org/.
Will look forward to watching your film.
Manjula
Deepak Rajgor says:
Dear Manjula garu,
Thank you for the film festival link. Yes, irrespective of competition I shall sent “Time Out” film to US of A. In fact, I shall tell many of my film maker friends to send their films to our Indian friends who live in Francisco. Thanks once again.
Regards
Deepak
రాకేశ్వర రావు says:
Hi Deepak,
My name is Rakeshvar and I met you personally at HIFF. You were kind enough to give me a short five minute interview. Good to know that your film won the award.
Congratulations.
Regards,
Rakeshvar
Deepak Rajgor says:
Hello there Rakeshwar Rao garu,
Thanks for your warm wishes, Yes we had a chat at HIFF and please dont forget that I told you to make a short film friend. I always felt that a long fiction film is like a interesting novel and short fiction is like telegram. I found you quite interested in cinema and felt you have a good director in you. Wishing you all the best
regards
Deepak
Jonathan says:
Hi This is Jonathan from india. I’m independent filmmaker i made two short films, and i’m planing to make another short film, plz let me know if any one would like to produce my script.
see my films here http://www.jonathanswork.com
Thanks,
Jonathan