Sandeep Pathak and Ashwini Giri's silent Marathi film "Rakh" selected for the 53rd Goa International Film Festival (IFFI) Film Market

Minister of Cultural Affairs Shri Shri. Sudhir Mungantiwar recently announced that every year the Goa International Film Festival selects the finest films from the film industry, and showcases the best films from India and the world.

The acclaimed film "Rakh" has received awards at several international and national film festivals even before its release, especially since "Rakh" is a complete silent film. This experiment is being appreciated from all levels in the film industry. The film "Rakh" is written and directed by Rajesh Chavan and the producers Yogesh Goltakkar, Kunal Prabhu and Rajesh Chavan have produced this film for the first time through the organization 'Media Pro Digital'. Sandeep Pathak and Ashwini Giri are quality actors in this film and both these actors have received awards in many national and international festivals.

Based on the backdrop of the Corona epidemic, the film portrays the painful reality of the migrant laborers who are faced with the unemployment crisis as the daily wage laborers lose their jobs due to the sudden lockdown.

The International Film Festival of India (IFFI), Asia's oldest and India's largest international film festival, is being held in Goa from November 20. Being selected in the film market in the said festival, the producer, director of the film "Rakh" has been invited by the Manager / Director, Maharashtra Film, Theater and Cultural Development Corporation, Government of Maharashtra and NFDC. And thanked the experts in the selection committee.