Pune, India – The Department of Media Communication Studies at SPPU is proud to announce that their latest production, “Ladu,” has been officially selected for the 16th Pratibimb National Short Film Festival, organized by Nagar DCS. This festival is a prestigious platform that showcases the best in Indian short films and provides an opportunity for emerging talent in the industry.
“Ladu” is a touching story about a young boy named Ladu, who, after the death of his parents, comes to live with his aunt and uncle in the small town of Wadarwadi, Pune. Despite their best efforts to provide a loving home for Ladu, the relationship between the aunt and uncle becomes strained, leading to a difficult living environment for Ladu. In search of the love and comfort he lost with his mother, Ladu turns to his aunt and tries to find solace in their relationship. However, the challenges faced by his aunt and uncle threaten to derail Ladu’s quest for a sense of family and security.
The film is directed by Rohit Nanaware, written by Parth Banpate, and features cinematography by Saurabh Korde. The editing is handled by Nikhil Bidkar and Avishkar Manchekar, who have worked together to bring the story to life. The film stars Yetharth Patil as Ladu, Dr. Shuklima Pote as Maushi, Nitin Bansode as Kaka, and a talented ensemble cast.
The 16th Pratibimb National Short Film Festival is a showcase of the best in Indian short films and provides a platform for emerging talent in the industry. The festival is organized by Nagar DCS and is a celebrated event in the film and entertainment calendar. “Ladu” is honored to be selected for this festival and the team is looking forward to sharing the story with audiences nationwide.
The Department of Media Communication Studies at SPPU is committed to providing students with a well-rounded education that prepares them for careers in the entertainment industry. With its selection for the 16th Pratibimb National Short Film Festival, “Ladu” is a testament to the talent and hard work of the department’s students and staff. The film is a celebration of the power of storytelling and the importance of family, and it is sure to be a touching and emotional journey for audiences everywhere.
