Manipur: PM Modi, CM applauds Manipuri-language film “Boong” on winning BAFTA 2026 award

The Manipuri-language film 'Boong' has garnered international acclaim by winning the Best Children's and Family Film award at the prestigious 2026 BAFTA awards held in London on February 22. This remarkable achievement has been celebrated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh, who praised the film's groundbreaking representation of Manipuri culture on a global platform. 'Boong' resonates with audiences through its poignant storytelling and captivating visuals, showcasing the rich heritage and values of Manipuri society. The film's success not only highlights the talent within the regional film industry but also emphasizes the growing recognition of regional cinema in India and abroad. The accolades for 'Boong' serve as an inspiration for filmmakers in Manipur and across India, encouraging them to tell unique stories that reflect their cultural identities. As the film continues to gain popularity, it stands as a testament to the potential of regional films to achieve significant milestones in the international arena.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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