New Delhi [India], December 6 (ANI): In a proud second for Indian cinema, the ‘Band of Maharajas’, a poignant musical movie directed by Girish Malik, has achieved a monumental milestone.
The movie has superior to the Oscar race, incomes a inexperienced flag to contend for the Oscars in two prestigious classes: Best Original Song for the evocative observe “Ishq Walla Daku” and Best Original Score for the distinctive compositions by Maestro Bickram Ghosh.
This outstanding achievement celebrates the continued collaboration between Girish Malik and Bickram Ghosh.
The duo had beforehand gained recognition on the Oscars for his or her 2014 movie ‘Jal’, and their newest collaboration showcases a compelling fusion of Indian music and world storytelling.
“We are ecstatic that Band of Maharajas is now in the running for the Oscars,” stated Girish Malik, reflecting on the importance of the second, whereas talking with ANI.
“This film is more than just a story; it’s a sincere tribute to the ability of music to cross boundaries and unite people. I am happy that the work is been considered as we put in one to about two years in making this project,” Girish Malik stated.
One of the movie’s producers, Puneet Singh, echoed the feelings and expressed immense delight within the work, because the workforce at Clapstem Entertainment celebrates the movie’s Oscar potential.
“It feels like history repeating itself. Ten years ago, our film Jal was in a similar position, and now the Band of Maharajas is taking this next big step. I’m optimistic for what lies ahead,” stated Puneet Singh.
Bickram Ghosh, who composed the movie’s stirring rating, shared his delight within the undertaking’s success, in a press release shared by the ‘Band Of Maharajas’ workforce, “Band of Maharajas is a labour of love. We are incredibly grateful for the support and appreciation we’ve received.”‘Band of Maharajas’ tells the inspiring story of three passionate younger musicians from a small village close to the India-Pakistan border. These fearless people pursue their dream of creating music, crossing the border into Pakistan, the place music faces opposition from radical factions.
The movie captures their struggles, bravery, and the profound function music performs in uniting folks throughout divides. (ANI)