The Taste of Relation

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The Taste of Relation
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Directed byMukesh Asopa
Written byMukesh Asopa
Twinkle Asopa
Screenplay byTwinkle Asopa
Story byRajesh Asopa
Mukesh Asopa
Produced byMukesh Asopa
StarringMukesh Asopa
Kamal Nandi
Aruna Bhatnagar
Swetalina Tripathy
Tree Ryde
CinematographyMikhail Petrenko
Music byLoyld Foster
Mavin Hall
DJ Konn
Righteous Allah
Farita
Release date
  • December 21, 2009 (2009-12-21)
Running time
87 minutes
CountryCanada
Language Hindi

The Taste of Relations is a family drama/thriller film directed and produced by Mukesh Asopa, a Canadian director and producer. [1] [2] It was released in 2009 by Asopa Film Incorporation and Twinkle Productions. [3] It is the second film from the Canadian-based Asopa Films Incorporation, Twinkle Productions and Asopa Films International. [4] The first was Aisha and Rahul.

Contents

The Taste of Relation revolves around an Indian family living in Canada. [5] It exemplifies the misfortunes and joyful times of the family, along with exploring the themes of family values and loss. [6] This film is a culmination of western culture and eastern values highlighting sacrifice and a lesson for the younger generation. [7]

The Taste of Relation won the Van Gogh Award for Cinematography at the Amsterdam Film Festival in 2010 and Special Jury Award at the California Film Awards. [8] The film earned global acclaim at several international festivals. [9]

Plot

Raj, John, and Cathrine, children of Ram Nandi, an entrepreneur based in Canada, live as a happy family until financial adversities strike due to Raj’s reckless business decisions, causing emotional turmoil amongst the family members. [10]

As a family drama, The Taste of Relation highlights the power of love and family values with the added themes of religion, culture, drama, business, love and sacrifice. [11] It shows how circumstances can separate relatives and how brave acts of love can bring them back together.

Cast

Soundtrack

Awards and nominations

S.No.AwardCategoryNominationYear
1Amsterdam Film Festival

Van Gogh Award

Excellence in Cinematography
  • Mikhail Petrenko
  • Asopa Film Incorporation
  • Twinkle Productions
2010
2California Film Awards

Grand Winner

Special Jury Prize
  • Mukesh Asopa
  • Asopa Film Incorporation
  • Twinkle Productions
2010
3Canada International Film FestivalRising Star Winner
  • Asopa Film Incorporation
  • Mukesh Asopa
2010
4Columbia Gorge International Film FestivalBest Narrative Feature Nominee
  • Asopa Film Incorporation
  • Mukesh Asopa
  • Twinkle Productions
2010
5 Cyprus International Film Festival

Golden Aphrodite [Nominee]

Best Feature Film
  • Asopa Film Incorporation
  • Mukesh Asopa
2010
6Directors AwardBest Directing in Feature FilmMukesh Asopa2018
7Las Vegas International Film FestivalOfficial Finalist Award
  • Asopa Film Incorporation
  • Mukesh Asopa
  • Twinkle Productions
2010
8Mexico International Film FestivalGolden Palm Award
  • Asopa Film Incorporation
  • Mukesh Asopa
2010
9 Nevada International Film Festival Platinum Reel Award
  • Asopa Film Incorporation
  • Mukesh Asopa
  • Twinkle Productions
2010

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