The River of Love | |
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Directed by | Akash Khurana |
Written by | Akash Khurana |
Produced by | Akash Khurana and Pravesh Sippy |
Starring | Akash Khurana Sheetal Menon Debtosh Darjee Romana Issar Adhaar Khurana Imran Rasheed |
Cinematography | Saket Saurabh |
Music by | Indra Naik Menon Arjun Nair |
Release date | 2021 |
Country | India |
Language | Hindi |
The River of Love is a 2021 Indian Hindi language film. [1] [2] [3] The film is directed by Akash Khurana and produced by Akash Khurana and Pravesh Sippy. It stars Akash Khurana, Sheetal Menon, Debtosh Darjee, Romana Issar, Adhaar Khurana and Imran Rasheed. [4] The film was screened in various Noted International film festivals, including: Moscow International Film Festival, Tagore International Film Festival, among others.
Film festival | Nomination | Results | Ref. |
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Moscow International Film Festival | Best director | Won | [5] |
Best feature film | |||
Tagore International Film Festival | Outstanding Achievement Award | Won | [6] |
Chicago Indie Film Festival | Best Indie Film | Won | [7] |
Hong Kong Indie Film Festival | Best Script | Won | [8] |
Indie Fest Film Award | Script Writing, Best Film | Won | [9] |
Manfield Film Festival | Best Feature Film, Best Screen Play, Best Actor | Won | [10] |
Accolade Global Film Competition | Best Feature Film, Best Actor | Won | [11] |
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