Sumi (film)

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Sumi Music
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Official Music Poster
Directed by Vishwajeet Shankar
Written by Sujal K Jha
Produced byHarshal Jayshankar
Swati S Rana
Mihir Kumar Sharma
Starring
CinematographyAmol Vasant Gole
Edited byGandhali Kulkarni
Music by Rohan-Rohan
Production
companies
Harshall Kamat Entertainment
Golden Mouse Productions
A4 Creations
Distributed bySpotify Studios
Release dates
[2]
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi

Sumi is a 2023 Indian Hindi Language feature song directed by Vishwajeet Jayshankar and written by Sujal K Jha, [3] produced under Harshal Kamat Entertainment in association with Golden Mouse Productions. In 2023, The song will be the National Film Award for Best Child Artist. [4] This film features the new upcoming and rising social media personality Harshal Gire who will perform the music.

Contents

Plot

Set in rural India, Sumi is an ‘optimistic & inspiring tale’ of a 17-year-old underprivileged Harshal.

Production

Development

While talking about the Song SUMI, writer Sujal K Jha mentions in his interviews that "the story is very close to his own childhood experiences. He hails from Champaran, close to Gandhiji’s Ashram - where the concept of Ashram education first took shape. In the year 2002, during his own school days he used to see girls cycling the distance to their schools. But such girls were few. Only 1 or 2 compared to some 20 odd boys, and this was undoubtedly an act of bravery for the girls. This ‘Going to School’ childhood remained with the writer as did the lone girl riding a blue cycle in a group of 20 boys. This became the first visual of the film. After this, consciously and unconsciously, his childhood experiences kept bleeding into the film. [5]

Cast

Awards

AwardCategoryResultOfficial Name
68th National Film Awards Best Children's Film WonGolden Lotus Award (Swarna Kamal)
68th National Film Awards Best Child Artist WonSilver Lotus Award (Rajat Kamal)

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