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Odia Filmmaker Won Multiple Awards For His Directed Short Film 'Hold My Hand'

Posted by Niharika Mohanty on July 01, 2020

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Odia Filmmaker Won Multiple Awards For His Directed Short Film 'Hold My Hand'

In this lockdown period, an Odia filmmaker Mr.Suraj Pattanayak has created a short film 'Hold my hand: a message to my papa'. Which has won three awards back to back only in one month. An international COVID-19 film festival was organized by OriFarming.com. The award distribution program was done on an online platform. Mr. Suraj Pattanayak won the Tamra Ashoka (Bronze) prize, the third-best film award at the award ceremony. Total of 25 films have participated in the race and Suraj's film got the position in the best of three. Likewise, there is another award for him given by Bengal Lockdown online film festival. He was awarded for the category of best social message. In his list of achievements, an award from Aaina Lockdown film festival has also included as the third best film. Hold my hand: a message to my papa is a short film made up without violating the rules and regulations of lockdown. It's a film for 2 minutes. The message behind the film was against the sad bac...

Rasogola Dibasa: History, Tradition And Origin In Jagannath Sanskriti

Desert is the most common thing in every Indian cuisine. There are many more deserts but if we talk about Odia cuisine Rasagola is the most admirable and domestic sweet of Jagannath Sanskriti. The Asadha Trayodashi tithi in Odia calendar is the last day of Rathayatra. Every Odia celebrates this day as 'Rasogola dibasa'. There is a very interesting history behind it. 500-year-old Odia literature - 'Dandee Ramayana' proves that the sweet existed in Odisha popularly enough to be mentioned in the texts. This 700-year-old sweet dish was part of a ritual. The legend goes that Lord Jagannath offered the sweets to his consort Mahalaxmi, to pacify her for not being taken along during the Rath Yatra or ritual chariot ride. So, she locks Jai Vijay Dwar, one of the temple gates, and prevents his convey from re-entering the sanctum of the temple. This is known as Khira Mohana due to its almost white appearance back in the 11th century, it thus became customary to offer this chh...

Balakati, Raising A Heritage Curtain

Man is a social animal. Since time immemorial he has been growing in the lap of society. In society he is born & in society he grows. Social structures first appeared in the banks of springs, rivers, lakes & oceans. Amongst the holy rivers of Orissa, though small, Bhargavi witnessed the growth of a number of ancient cultural epicenters along its bank. Whatever remains of these heritage symbols, those are the silent witness & narrators of a glorious past. Balakati is one of these remaining heritage symbols. Even today Balakati still remains as a heritage center due to its ancient history & its geographical location. The first ray of sunrise lits the sparkling waters of Bhargavi & soil, air & water of Balakti. There are many heritage wonders of Orissa which lie hidden in Balakati. This becomes apparent by a careful study of its environment & current state. These wonders helped in the development of art, culture, religion & heritage of Or...

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