72nd National Film Awards: First Santhali Film Wins Award | Current Update | Drishti BPSC & JPSC

********************************************************** At the 72nd National Film Awards, Jharkhand recorded a momentous milestone in India’s cultural history as a Santhali language film bagged a national honor for the very first time. Hailing from Kumirmudi village in East Singhbhum, director Ravi Raj Murmu was conferred the prestigious Best Debut Film of a Director award in the Non-Feature Film category for his 13-minute short fiction movie titled Aangen (Invisible). Produced under the banner of Dalma Motion Pictures, this evocative short film is deeply rooted in traditional Santhali folklore, depicting the intricate cultural richness, historic depth, and indigenous struggles of the tribal community. An alumnus of Karim City College, Jamshedpur, and the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune, Ravi Raj Murmu successfully brought regional tribal heritage onto the global cinematic stage. This landmark achievement holds high relevance for aspirants preparing for JPSC, BPSC, and other state competitive examinations, especially under sections focusing on regional arts, tribal culture, language promotion, and current affairs of Jharkhand. Understanding such contemporary cultural updates enhances an aspirant’s preparation for both general knowledge and interview assessments by highlighting the global recognition of indigenous identities and state pride. ****************************************************************** #DrishtiBPSCandJPSC #SanthaliCinema #NationalFilmAwards #JharkhandCurrentAffairs #JPSCPreparation #RaviRajMurmu #AangenSanthaliFilm #BPSCPreparation #JharkhandGK #TribalCultureIndia #IndianCinemaUpdates#BPSC #JPSC #BPSCExam #JPSCExam #BPSCPreparation #JPSCPreparation #BiharPCS #BPSCSyllabus #JPSCSyllabus #JharkhandPCS #StatePCS #BPSCStrategy #JPSCStrategy